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• Seadogs Fight Back Through Wednesday Youngster

  Scarborough Athletic's young on-loan Sheffield Wednesday defender came to their rescue, at Alfreton, on Saturday.

• Officers Confirm Bridlington Police Busts

  Humberside Police have confirmed a number of arrests in Bridlington.

• Owner of Missing Bike Sought By Scarborough Police

  It's been located in the Scarborough area on Friday afternoon.

• Scarborough Hosts Major Sporting Event

  Saturday sees the first ever England Squash sanctioned Squash tournament in Scarborough's history.

• Musical BBQ for Saint Catherine's

  Saint Catherine's are offering a "feast for the ears" as they stage a Barbeque and Beats fundraiser.

• Blues Face 3G Test After FA Cup Exit

  Whitby Town are away on Ilkeston's artificial pitch on Saturday, just days after their FA Cup heartbreak.

• Former Scarborough Star Takes Brid Town Reigns For First Match

  The Denny Ingram chapter begins on Saturday, for Bridlington Town, with an FA Trophy First Qualifying Round tie against Trafford FC at the Mounting Systems Stadium.

• Yorkshire Coast Rugby Union Kicks Off

  It's game day one for Scarborough, Bridlington, Whitby, Driffield & Hornsea's rugby players.

• Penultimate Round of Cricket As Scarborough Look To Survive and Folkton To Go Up

  Scarborough CC are looking to cement their Yorkshire Premier North status and Folkton & Flixton to enter the division for the first time.

• Pikes Chase Back To Back Wins in South Yorkshire

  Pickering Town are looking to carry on from where they left off on Tuesday night, when they visit Handsworth on Saturday.

• Scarborough Fracking Plan to Proceed

  Full plans for a gas drilling rig in Burniston will be submitted later this year despite local opposition, Europa Oil & Gas has confirmed.

• A170 to Close at Sutton Bank for Annual Maintenance

  The week-long scheme on Sutton Bank, on the A170 between Helmsley and Thirsk, will begin on Sunday, September 8, to ensure that it remains structurally sound.