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Scarborough South Bay

Wider vision unveiled for £20m plan to regenerate Scarborough

A multi-million pound investment in Scarborough over the next decade will drive forward regeneration on the coast, boosting job opportunities and helping to improve the health and wellbeing of communities, the Council leader has said.

12 March 2025
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A girl gardening at Ripon Grammar school

Pupils branch out to tackle climate crisis and protect the environment

Green-fingered young environmentalists at a North Yorkshire secondary school have planted more than 3,000 hedgerow trees and shrubs and created new flower beds and wildflower areas to help tackle climate change and biodiversity loss.

11 March 2025
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A view of Commondale in North York Moors

Second homeowners warned they face new council tax premium

The owners of second homes in North Yorkshire have been warned a strict policy will be enforced to ensure that they pay a new council tax premium as plans are due to be discussed to use funds raised to tackle a critical lack of affordable housing.

11 March 2025
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Woodend Gallery and Studio

Future of Scarborough’s museums and galleries to be decided

Proposals to bring Scarborough’s museums and gallery service in-house which could save taxpayers money are due to be considered by councillors.

11 March 2025
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A young girl throwing a ball

‘Vital’ school holiday programme to continue for another year

A “vital” scheme providing school holiday activities and healthy meals for children in North Yorkshire is set to continue for at least another year.

11 March 2025
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North Yorkshire Council’s chief executive, Richard Flinton, centre, at the tree-planting ceremony. Left to right in the background are Dr James Dunbar, a consultant in infection and general medicine at the Friarage Hospital in Northallerton, staff nurse Helen Sharpe, the council’s public health manager, Emma Davis, reablement care and support worker Julie Samways, and the chief executive officer for the South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Stacey Hunter.

Care on the frontline during the Covid-19 pandemic honoured

Care workers have spoken of the emotional work on the frontline during the Covid-19 pandemic as a moving ceremony was staged in North Yorkshire to mark the fifth anniversary of the health crisis.

9 March 2025
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Knaresborough Castle

Improved internet links to boost historic and cultural venues

Visitors will be given a greater insight into the history and cultural collections of some of North Yorkshire’s most popular venues with the use of cutting-edge digital technology.

6 March 2025
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From left to right, the chief executive officer of Better Connect, Natasha Babar-Evans, the development manager at the York and North Yorkshire Federation of Small Businesses, Carolyn Frank, and North Yorkshire Council’s leader, Cllr Carl Les.

Millions of pounds in funding benefit businesses and communities

Tens of thousands of residents and businesses across North Yorkshire have benefited from millions of pounds of investment to support the economy, improve job opportunities and bring benefits to communities.

3 March 2025
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Owner of the newly-opened restaurant Soju by Sumo Gary Chin (right) with business partner Desmond Chong.

Latest Treadmills arrival to help drive further investment

A new restaurant has opened its doors in Northallerton as part of an ongoing commitment to drive regeneration and investment across the county.

28 February 2025
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Louise Wallace

Acts of kindness to mark fifth anniversary of Covid-19 pandemic

Communities across North Yorkshire are being asked to mark the fifth anniversary of the Covid-19 pandemic by displaying the kindness and depth of support that were shown in the county during the health crisis.

28 February 2025
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