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• New Changing Places Facility Opens at Dalby Forest

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• Whitby Hosts First Restaurant Week to Showcase Culinary Variety

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• Weekend Call Out for Hornsea Inshore Rescue Team

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• Police Appeal After Filey Pensioner's Death

  Officers are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage following a collision that led to the death of an 80-year-old woman in Filey.

• Scarborough & Whitby MP Backs Apprenticeships Bill

  Alison Hume told ministers it clearly demonstrates what she called "the government's ambitious commitment" to training and apprenticeship.

• North Yorkshire Council Accused Of Causing Chaos For Parents

  North Yorkshire Council has been accused of causing chaos and confusion for parents by using two different systems to determine school admissions and free home-to-school transport eligibility.

• Scarborough Councillor Says Residents Want "No Extra Bins"

  That's the message from the Councillor representing the Ramshill and Weaponess areas of Scarborough.