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• Five Year Slavery and Trafficking Risk Order Handed to Scarborough "Menace"

  The First North Yorkshire Slavery and Trafficking Risk Order has been issued to man in Scarborough banning him from 44 properties in the area.

• Filey Showpiece To Go Off With A Bang

  It's Filey Lions' Annual Bonfire Night on Saturday with food, fun and fireworks set to light up Glen Gardens.

• Greening Staying Positive As Boro Work To End Losing Run

  It's been a tough couple of weeks for Scarborough Athletic with three successive defeats.

• Whitby Town Hoping For Double Over League Leaders

  After knocking them out of the FA Cup in August, the Blues go back to NPL Premier table-toppers Lancaster City, on Saturday.

• Brid Back At Home For Hallam Visit

  Bridlington Town are back at the Mounting Systems Stadium on Saturday.

• Whitby Take Centre Stage in Rugby Battle

  Only one of our local rugby union sides are in action this weekend.

• Pickering Town Target Turnaround in South Yorkshire

  Tony Hackworth's men are headed to Penistone Church on Saturday.

• £3.6m Filey Station Upgrade Completed

  Roof repairs at Filey Railway Station have been completed along with improvements to the café, toilets, drainage and two ornate cast iron windows

• MP 'Hopeful' of Swift Solution for Closed Eastfield Medical Centre

  Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has expressed optimism that a "local solution" is imminent for the prolonged closure of Eastfield Medical Centre, following a visit to the facility on Thursday to meet with managers and staff.

• Scarborough Veterans Hub Seeks Dedicated Clubhouse to Expand Vital Services

  Scarborough's Veterans Hub is actively seeking a larger, dedicated clubhouse facility to better serve the needs of the Armed Forces Community across the region.

• Whitby Events to Discuss Town Investment Plans

  Communities and businesses are being asked to help shape a series of ambitious plans to help drive investment and opportunities in towns across North Yorkshire.

• Calls for Further Consultation as Hornsea Walking & Cycling Plan Hits Opposition

  A Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) for Hornsea has faced significant opposition from the Town Council, leading to calls for further consultation before it can proceed.