The Scarborough News

The Scarborough News is a weekly publication serving the Scarborough region in North Yorkshire, England. It debuted on May 31, 2012, as a revamped version of the previous daily newspaper, the Scarborough Evening News, and includes content from the former Saturday edition of the Filey & Hunmanby Mercury. This newspaper is a 'bumper' edition consisting of 136 pages, combining news from an entire week—previously spread across six days—into a single weekly issue. The Scarborough News is published by Yorkshire Regional Newspapers Ltd., a company owned by National World.

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Heartbeat Vehicle Rally 2025: Heartbeat actors to attend Yorkshire village event including Tricia Penrose and Julie T Wallace

3 days ago | thescarboroughnews.co.uk | Liana Jacob

The Heartbeat Vehicle Rally will return to Goathland with four popular actors from the ITV series attending including Tricia Penrose and Julie T Wallace. At the end of June, Goathland village, known to many as Aidensfield, will be hosting the Heartbeat Vehicle Rally, bringing 1960s Yorkshire to life with vintage cars, vehicles and television nostalgia. Heartbeat was a period drama during the 1960s and ran for 18 years from 1992 to 2010 on ITV.
Entries invited for the 116th Farndale Show

1 week ago | thescarboroughnews.co.uk | Louise French

It has never been easier to enter Farndale Show which takes place on August Bank Holiday Monday (August 25). Schedules for the show are now available, so it’s time to start thinking about entries. Speaking on behalf of Farndale Show, James Thurtell said: “If you’ve never entered before we always welcome new exhibitors. “There are classes for all, including agriculture, horticulture, equestrian, baking, arts, crafts and lots for children, even that pot plant you’ve been cherishing.
IN PICTURES: Behind the scenes at one of the UK's leading shotgun cartridge recyclers in Scarborough

1 week ago | thescarboroughnews.co.uk | Louise French

From shotgun cartridge recycling to skip hire, farmers’ sons Edward Medforth and Henry Harrison have taken a giant step forward in waste management. H & M Waste Management was set up during the first national lockdown in 2020 by friends Edward Medforth and Henry Harrison in East Lutton and Thixendale. The pair, both 27-year-old sons of farmers, were looking for a sustainable and cost-effective way to recycle spent shotgun cartridges.
Send your club and village reports to [email protected]

1 week ago | thescarboroughnews.co.uk | Phil Hutchinson

Send your club and village reports to [email protected] by noon on Fridays to see them featured in the Bridlington Free Press. FlamboroughVillage hallFlamborough Village Hall is an excellent venue for parties, fitness classes and meetings, and the stage makes it great for music and drama events, too. Anyone interested in hiring the hall can contact the booking clerk Audrey Heywood by calling 01262 851559, or email [email protected].
"There are no proposed alterations to vehicular access or parking arrangements as a result of these proposals”

1 week ago | thescarboroughnews.co.uk | Phil Hutchinson

An application to change of use of land for the siting of seven luxury holiday lodges in Sewerby has been submitted to East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s planning department. The proposal centres around a location North East of Grange Farm Cottages on Flamborough Road.
Network Rail enlists hawks to prevent a halt in Scarborough station’s £14m overhaul

1 week ago | thescarboroughnews.co.uk | Louise French

Network Rail has taken an unusual step to ensure the replacement of the roof at Scarborough Railway Station is not delayed. Meet Maverick – a feathered enforcer whose job is to ensure nesting birds don’t cause costly delays to Network Rail’s £14 million upgrade of Scarborough station. The 15-month-old harris hawk puts in two shifts a week at the coastal rail terminus – keeping gulls and crows from settling on the soon-to-be-replaced roof.
New bereavement support group now operating at Bridlington Hospital

1 week ago | thescarboroughnews.co.uk | Phil Hutchinson

A new bereavement support group has started at Bridlington Hospital. Bridlington Bereavement Support Group is there to offer companionship and a listening ear to those struggling with bereavement. The group is held on the third Thursday of each month in Bridlington Hospital Chapel from 2pm to 3.30pm. The chapel is accessible on the ground floor, and wheelchairs are available in the hospital. Public transport to the site is available, while free parking will be made available to attendees.
“The girls loved it – it really promoted that sense of ‘girl power’. It made a real impression”

1 week ago | thescarboroughnews.co.uk | Phil Hutchinson

A group of Girl Guides from Bridlington have enjoyed the trip of a lifetime – with a little help from TransPennine Express (TPE). Thanks to a charitable donation from the train operator, 14 girls from the 10th Bridlington (Priory) Guides travelled for free to attend their annual camp in Morpeth, Northumberland. The group, made up of girls aged 10 to 16 and three Guide leaders, was able to take part in the memorable weekend.
Basement Jaxx: Everything you need to know about their Scarborough Open Air Theatre show

1 week ago | thescarboroughnews.co.uk | Duncan Atkins

Basement Jaxx are headlining at Scarborough Open Air Theatre on Saturday June 21 - here’s all you need to know about the gig.
Family-friendly event in Bridlington as part of Learning Disability Week

1 week ago | thescarboroughnews.co.uk | Phil Hutchinson

A community event aimed at supporting people with learning disabilities as well as their families, carers, and professionals who work with them, has taken place in Bridlington. On Wednesday, June 18, CYP Sports Centre hosted the free, family-friendly event as part of Learning Disability Week. It offered a range of fun activities and showcased a variety of local support services.