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Hall move to ‘save council £5.8 million’

CONTROVERSIAL plans to revolutionise Scarborough’s historic Town Hall could save up to £5.8 million on repair bills, it has been claimed.

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More people in Scarborough going broke

SCARBOROUGH is facing a debt crisis with more and more people struggling to make ends meet, new figures reveal.

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More people in Scarborough going broke

SCARBOROUGH is facing a debt crisis with more and more people struggling to make ends meet, new figures reveal.

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Martin Weale, left, of the Bank of Englands Monetary Policy Committee, visits Scarborough, meeting Patrick Davey, of Axisware, a 3 man software company based in the Woodend Creative Workspace. Picture by Andrew Higgins 122045a

‘New mine will boost economy’

n DR Martin Weale of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee, said the regional visits are “a very important component of the process of decision making”.

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Martin Weale, centre, of the Bank of Englands Monetary Policy Committee, visits Scarborough, meeting Andrew Clay, left, director of the Woodend Creative Workspace, with Juliette Healey, the Bank's Agent for Yorkshire and Humberside. Picture by Andrew Higgins 122045c

Insight into business and the economy

A KEY decision maker from the Bank of England visited Scarborough to speak to local businesses.

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The team at the glitzy awards ceremony

Revealed: The £3,000 cost of council award

SCARBOROUGH Council spent more than £3,000 to send staff to a “Oscar” style awards ceremony, the Evening News can exclusively reveal.

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The Clinton Cards store on the corner of Aberdeen Walk and Westborough

Future still uncertain for store staff

UNCERTAINTY still surrounds the future of two Clinton Cards stores – and their 13 staff – in Scarborough.

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Council boss takes role on potash team

THE firm behind plans to build a potash mine near Scarborough has made a new appointment to ensure prospective local employees have the right expertise.

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New Poundstretcher to open doors tomorrow

SCARBOROUGH’S new Poundstretcher store it set to open at 9am tomorrow, creating 15 new jobs.

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New directors (l-r)  Danny Macfarlane, Tony Conroy and Andy Booth

Trio boost Ellis directors to seven

CABLE cleat manufacturer Ellis has appointed three new directors following a “significant” year of growth.

‘Rare chance’ to join networking group

A SCARBOROUGH business networking group is offering a chance to join its ranks.

Awards extended to cover coast

BUSINESSES in Scarborough are being invited to enter this year’s Yorkshire Coast Business Awards.

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New plans for funerals

A MAN has started his own business after identifying a niche market in Scarborough’s funeral industry.

Nutmeg Cafe on Upper Victoria Road.

Popular vegetarian eatery closes

A POPULAR specialist vegetarian cafe has closed after five years in Scarborough.

Inddor fun... Plans for a water park have been submitted for the Sands development.

Water feature

A FULL planning application for a water park and holiday lodges at the Sands development has been submitted to Scarborough Council.

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Nutmeg Cafe on Upper Victoria Road.

Popular vegetarian eatery closes

A POPULAR specialist vegetarian cafe has closed after five years in Scarborough.

Deadline is approaching for White Rose Awards

TIME is running out for Scarborough’s tourism businesses to enter the largest industry awards in the county.

Nutmeg Cafe on Upper Victoria Road.

Hospital’s millions on temporary staff

HOSPITAL chiefs have spent close to £18 million on employing temporary staff at Scarborough Hospital, it has been revealed.

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UPM Raflatac on Thornburgh Road  122008a

£4 million boost

ONE of Scarborough’s largest factories has received a £4 million investment as part of plans to modernise the site.

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Scarborough Hospital's crowded car park

Revealed: Hospital’s 1,540 parking fines

SCARBOROUGH Hospital made £411,500 from car parking charges last year.

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Malcolm Chell, a home owner on Phoenix Drive on the Oliver's Heights estate, who like many residents, is unhappy at the unfinished state of the roads, paths and landscaping around the development. Picture by Andrew Higgins 121950a

Moves on work at development

PRESSURE is mounting on developers responsible for Scarborough’s Oliver’s Heights estate to complete a range of unfinished work.

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Hair salons are in good trim, says research

HAIRDRESSERS in Scarborough are defying the economic downturn, according to new research.

Uncertain times for card store

THIRTEEN shop workers in Scarborough are facing an uncertain future after high-street chain Clinton Cards was placed into administration.

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New delay on huge gas plant

CONTROVERSIAL plans for a gas processing plant on the edge of the North York Moors have suffered more delays.

Residents get boost from offer

RESIDENTS across the Ryedale area are set to benefit from a new insulation grant.

High street could be set for new store boost

SCARBOROUGH could be set to welcome a new high street store.

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Fears over card stores

CLINTON Cards - which has two shops in Scarborough - has warned it expects its largest supplier to begin steps to place it into administration.

The former McCain Stadium on Seamer Road, and below, the stadium as it was.
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Ground all set to stand tall again

ABOVE... the former Athletic Ground and below, the venue in its prime with Scarborough playing Barnet

Hotline set up for businesses

A BUSINESS support helpline has been launched as part of Scarborough’s new Yorkshire Coast Business Gateway programme.

The former Pykes sports shop, and below, the former Klick Photopoint shop onNewborough, which a council report says will soon reopen as new businesses.

Two new shops for town centre

BUSINESS is booming in Scarborough with news that two empty shops are due to reopen for business, with new tenants already lined up.

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Butcher James Glaves, right, and pie maker Mandy Gill with the pork pies wedding 'cake'.

Growing trend at butchers as couples say ‘Pie do’

AN AWARD-winning butchers is enjoying the “icing on the cake” for its business after an unexpected venture into the wedding industry.

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Biggest rail celebration at Railfest

LOCOMOTIVE enthusiasts in Scarborough are being invited to the UK’s biggest rail celebration.

York Potash have staged an exhibition at The Rotunda which shows how the mineral was formed millions of years ago. York Potash geologist Tristan Pottas, is pictured left with Professor Pete Rawson, chair of Scarborough Museums Trust. 121844b.  Picture by Dave Kettlewell
04/05/2012

Museum display on potash origin

A NEW display looking at the proposed potash development between Whitby and Scarborough has opened at the Rotunda Museum.

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Lindhead School's The Den has just received an excellent OFSTED report and children and  members of the management committee grouped together to celebrate the news. 121357. Picture by Dave kettlewell.
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School’s report is just tre-Den-dous!

A SCARBOROUGH out of school club has soared to the top of the class after an Ofsted report.

Centre’s ‘turtle power’

SCARBOROUGH Sea Life Centre staff will be jetting off to Greece to help put the finishing touches to a new Turtle Rescue Centre.

Steam Gala weekends

THE May Day Bank Holiday sees the start of the first major special event of the season on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.

Lisa goes in to bat for club

SCARBOROUGH Cricket Club has made an executive appointment in a bid to promote its new £2 million facilities.

Ticket Draw
John Stevenson of Scarborough Rugby Club draws the winning ticket for
the Yorkshire Lancashire rugby match aided by Eamonn Byrne ,left and Georgina Towse of Castle Employment.
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30/04/12

Be a sport, get involved

THEY might not have got a ticket to the London games, but businesses in Scarborough are still getting into the sporting spirit with the help of a local recruitment consultancy.

Charities to get a skills boost thanks to new scheme

AN INITIATIVE to use business knowledge to help charities has enjoyed a successful launch in Scarborough.

Ticket Draw
John Stevenson of Scarborough Rugby Club draws the winning ticket for
the Yorkshire Lancashire rugby match aided by Eamonn Byrne ,left and Georgina Towse of Castle Employment.
Picture by Neil Silk  121801
30/04/12

Train passengers on the right track

RECORD numbers of travellers in Scarborough are taking to the train to beat the recession blues.

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Local authors star at book signing

A BOOK signing featuring four local authors took place at a Scarborough cafe.

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Student lays hands on top design prize

A SCARBOROUGH student has scooped a top prize with one of the country’s oldest trade guilds after being inspired by the success of Britain’s gold-medal winning cyclists.

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Green scheme to boost businesses

A NEW not-for-profit scheme is being launched today to help Scarborough businesses save money while helping the environment.

The first concept of the mine shaft design

£1.65 billion mine to be open in 2017

SCARBOROUGH’S potash mine could be in operation by 2017 as shaft designs are revealed.

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The first concept of the mine shaft design

School’s vow after ‘satisfactory’ score

A SCARBOROUGH school has vowed to continue to provide the “best quality education” for youngsters after an Ofsted report branded it “satisfactory”.

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Poundstretcher
Work gets under way to convert the former Factory Fabrics store on Westwood into Poundstretcher.
Picture by Neil Silk  121739a
26/04/12

Opening date for new store

AN OPENING date has been set for Scarborough’s new Poundstretcher store as work starts on site.

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Miss Scarborough Eleanor Hardie returns to University in Scarborough ,looking forward to a bright future.Picture Richard Ponter.121704b

Book Miss Scarboro’ for events

THE newly-crowned Miss Scarborough, Eleanor Hardie, can now be booked to appear at events in the Scarborough area.

Charity to open a new flagship shop

A NEW era in retail is being embarked upon by Scarborough’s hospice charity as it looks to open a new flagship shop.

file pic, the Plumb Center and Parts Center, on Barrys Lane, Scarborough. Picture by Andrew Higgins 121723a  34/04/12

Near fatal accident: firm fined £30,000

A COMPANY has been fined £30,000 after a worker at its Scarborough warehouse suffered a “near fatal” accident.

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One penny piece
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23/04/12

Is time spent for the penny?

THE debate is growing as to whether Britain should lose its penny as Scarborough voices its view.

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