Scarborough fire crew rescued an unusual customer on Friday afternoon.
Officers assisted an RSPCA officer in releasing a male swan that had got it's leg stuck in some fencing, in Seamer.
Crews used a gotcha line, which is similar to that used to lift casualties from distance, and hand tools to release the swan into the care of the RSPCA officer.
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Yorkshire Coast Braces for Significant Snowfall and Ice Risk as Met Office Issues Amber Warning
Residents along the Yorkshire coast and surrounding areas are being urged to prepare for significant wintry weather as the Met Office issues an Amber warning for snow on Thursday.
Success of Scarborough Fair Praised Amid Funding Review
Council tourism boss thanks Scarborough Fair team for events impact on the town.
East Riding Council Leader Hails £40 Million Investment to ‘Breathe New Life’ into Coastal Towns
The leader of East Riding Council, Councillor Anne Handley, has welcomed the Government’s recent decision to invest substantially in the coastal towns of Bridlington and Withernsea
Graham School in Scarborough to Benefit from Solar Energy Initiative
Graham School in Scarborough has been selected as one of 250 schools across the nation to receive solar panel installations through the Great British Energy (GBE) initiative.
Weather Scuppers Scarborough Drone Display
The first drone display due to take place as part of the Scarborough Lights festival has been hit by the poor weather conditions on the Yorkshire Coast.
‘Severe Weather’ Forces Cancellation of Scarborough Town Council Meeting
Scarborough Town Council’s full meeting has been cancelled due to ‘severe weather’ and a roof leak.
Campervan Parking Changes Lead to "Over 2000" Reports of Displacement Issues
A Scarborough Councillor says local residents have made over 2,000 complaints as a result of camper van parking changes.
New Logo Proposed for Scarborough Town Council
Scarborough’s recently formed town council is set to adopt a new official emblem for the body.
Skies Above Scarborough to Light Up for Five Nights of Drone Spectacle
This week, the historic ramparts of Scarborough Castle are serving as the backdrop for a spectacular new drone display, forming a key part of the annual Scarborough Lights event.
Bridlington Town Score First Victory Under Coulson
The Seasiders won 2-0 at Bishop Auckland on Tuesday to move into the NPL East's top five.
“We Just Cannot Imagine a Life Without Nick in it”
The family of a man who tragically died in a collision in Scarborough shortly after 9pm on Friday 31 October has paid tribute to their “beloved son, dad, brother, grandson, uncle, nephew, and friend.”
Whitby Town Youngsters Lose Out In Senior Cup
Whitby's Under 18s were unable to get a victory on their first appearance in the North Riding Senior Cup.
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Residents along the Yorkshire coast and surrounding areas are being urged to prepare for significant wintry weather as the Met Office issues an Amber warning for snow on Thursday.
Council tourism boss thanks Scarborough Fair team for events impact on the town.
The leader of East Riding Council, Councillor Anne Handley, has welcomed the Government’s recent decision to invest substantially in the coastal towns of Bridlington and Withernsea
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