Humberside Police have confirmed a number of arrests in Bridlington.
Their social media revealed:
'Officers from Bridlington NPT Teams 1 & 2 today utilised plain clothed disruption tactics in #BRIDLINGTON which resulted in the arrest of 2 adult males and 1 adult female for a variety of offences, including recall to prison and possession of controlled substances.
We will continue to target offenders and take those off the street who are causing harm to our communities.'
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Communities across North Yorkshire are due to be given extra support amid plans to allocate more than £1.2 million to identify their investment needs.
A Scarborough charity says it's tougher to raise money due to a lack of grants and funding.
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