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• Lifeboat Photography Fundraiser For Bridlington RNLI

  The Old Town Gallery on High Street, Bridlington, is to hold an art and photographic exhibition throughout the month of February.

• Evocative Pride Photos Launch in Scarborough

  A new photography exhibition celebrating Scarborough's LGBTQ plus community has opened at Scarborough Art Gallery.

• Operative Trailblaze Hits Scarborough

  Police are working with agencies this weekend to tackle the issue of anti-social and illegal use of off-road 4x4 vehicles and motorbikes within the Scarborough Rural area.

• Whitby Town Chief Agrees New Deal

  Whitby Town have announced that manager Gary Liddle has signed a new contract until the end of the 2025/26 season.

• Scarborough Athletic Seek To Stop Slip in Shields

  The Seadogs have lost twice in four days at home and are looking for better luck away at South Shields on Saturday.

• Yorkshire Coast Rugby- Can Scarborough Leapfrog Leaders?

  It's another busy day of rugby union involving Yorkshire Coast sides with Scarborough chasing top spot in North East 2.

• Brid Target Turnaround at Aycliffe

  It’s a first away game for Bridlington Town’s new management team, as they head north to Newton Aycliffe on Saturday in NPL East.

• Better Mobile Coverage for North York Moors National Park

  The latest phase of a project to improve mobile coverage in rural areas has seen more masts turned on on the North York Moors this week.

• Pickering Playing Away For Much of February

  After a January with all three games at home, Pickering Town will spend most of this month away.

• Gigabit Broadband for 4000 Homes in Filey and Hunmaby

  A project to provide ultra fast fibre broadband to rural areas is enabling more Yorkshire Coast homes to get connected.

• Council Leaders "Disappointed" by Scarborough West Pier Regen Plan Deferment

  Council bosses said they were ‘disappointed’ by the deferral of Scarborough’s West Pier redevelopment as campaigners have vowed to ‘keep fighting’ against the plans.

• Scepticism Over Scarborough North Bay Redevelopment Plans

  Residents are ‘rightly sceptical’ of council proposals to redevelop leisure-related sites in Scarborough’s North Bay, a councillor has said.