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• Local Charities Benefit From £46,000 Donation Through Safety-Linked Programme

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• Yorkshire Water Reveals Dedicated Bathing Water Quality Team For Scarborough

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• Scarborough And Whitby RNLI Crews Among Busiest As Charity Launches Mayday Appeal

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