A new festival will be launched in Scarborough next month as part of a three-year vision to boost arts and culture and to help to improve job opportunities on the coast in North Yorkshire.
A man who employed people to remove waste that was later found illegally dumped has been convicted, further demonstrating North Yorkshire’s continued effort to tackle fly-tipping.
The opportunities for children and young people to ensure they have the best possible start to life were the focus of two key events which we have hosted.
A £550,000 scheme to prolong the life of one of the most important routes in the North of England is set to begin in preparation for the opening of a new road in 2025.
A joint bid is being submitted for York and North Yorkshire to promote the multi-billion pound visitor economy which is already recognised across the globe and provide support for tens of thousands of tourism workers.
A powerful new film has been released to recruit more foster carers in the biggest collaboration of its kind nationally to show that anyone can potentially care for a child or young person in need.
Staff and pupils at a school in Scarborough are “absolutely thrilled” after being praised by Ofsted for developing and reviewing an ambitious curriculum which has resulted in a good rating.
Multi-million pound proposals to transform Scarborough’s historic West Pier has been heralded as a “once-in-a-generation opportunity” as formal plans for the scheme are due to be submitted.
Libraries are enticing visitors with a host of green-themed events as part of a week-long scheme focused on supporting sustainability and tackling climate change.
