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Whitby author DW Bradley has released the latest in his series of children’s fables.
Proudfoot’s Making A Difference Locally charity has met with young people of Scarborough Swimming Club to present a donation of £1,000.
Wheatcroft Primary School played host to a colourful spectacle last Friday (May 15).
Former MP Sir Robert Goodwill has been appointed the chair of the Yorkshire Bathing Water Partnership.
Following his appearance in the smash hit Love’s Labour’s Lost (more or less), Tim Lucas returns to Scarborough’s Stephen Joseph Theatre next month with a special stripped-back edition of his sell-out show We’re Havin’ A Party.
St Mary’s Church sees the return of two eminent BBC broadcasting journalists to their hometown of Scarborough in amongst a busy itinerary of contrasting events at the 2026 Big Ideas By The Sea arts festival on Saturday May 23.
Rosegarth Residential has earned a ‘good’ rating after a visit by a Care Quality Commission (CQC) assessment team on Tuesday, March 31 and Wednesday, April 1.
The 2026 Eskdale Festival of the Arts in Whitby has been hailed as “one of the most ambitious and successful editions to date”.
A Virtual Dementia Tour event is taking place in Whitby as part of Dementia Action Week.
It’s been described as the ‘World Cup’ of gardening – the Chelsea Flower Show is the place to see cutting-edge garden design and amazing floral displays.
Today (May 14) marks ten years since the Proudfoot Supermarket opened on Manham Hill in Eastfield, and the store is celebrating their landmark anniversary.
A high-stakes mystery is unfolding at Scarborough Castle and Whitby Abbey - and aspiring young agents are being called in to help crack the case this May half term.
Dementia specialist Admiral Nurses will host a clinic at the Nationwide branch in Scarborough to offer tailored support and guidance to anyone affected by the condition
Award-winning food writer Felicity Cloake is heading to Scarborough to appear at Books by the Beach festival next month.
A drunken taxi passenger put a knife to a cabbie’s throat and grabbed the steering wheel while the vehicle was in motion during a terrifying journey from Filey to Scarborough.
