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The proposed purchase of a modern office building in Scarborough as part of wider plans to rationalise our estate and support regeneration is to be considered by councillors.

Stretched between hospital appointments and long commutes, North Yorkshire foster parent Natalie Thompson knows that school holidays can be the hardest time of the year.

Communities are being encouraged to get involved in a national litter-picking initiative aimed at keeping North Yorkshire clean and tidy.

Businesses along the route of the famous Coast to Coast Path are hoping for a boost as the route is given National Trail status later this month (March).

Households are to receive first-hand help and advice on how to make their food go further as part of Food Waste Action Week.

Almost 90 per cent of parents and carers in North Yorkshire secured their preferred secondary school for their child, continuing the county’s high level of success in recent years.

A building has been closed and tenants moved out after potential structural issues were discovered.

The next phase of repairs to a community football pitch at Scarborough Sports Village is set to get under way next week to bring the venue back into use.

A statement from council leader, Cllr Carl Les, in response to the publication today of the cause of the worst wildfire in North Yorkshire’s history.

A man who ignored enforcement action by continuing to live in a property built without planning permission has been ordered to pay more than £25,000 or face prison.