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Council depot in Dean Road, the base for many household services including bin wagons

Move that will cost you £3.6m

A HUGE move to build a new council depot in Scarborough could cost taxpayers £3.69 million.

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Scarborough Magistrates Court.
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Indecent images case

A MAN has appeared at Scarborough Magistrates’ Court charged with possessing more than 9,608 indecent images of children.

Curfew after man’s perfume burglary

A THIEF caused a stink by breaking into a popular Scarborough department store and helping himself to almost £800 worth of fragrances.

Plea over stolen moped

POLICE are appealing for information following the theft of a moped in the town.

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Warning on frozen reservoirs

YORKSHIRE Water is urging visitors to its recreational sites in Scarborough to stay well clear of frozen reservoirs.

Regional rss

Bulls will help children get active

Youngsters are being urged to get involved in sports and dance camps this half-term to get a taste of a wide range of sporting activities, and meet some professional rugby players.

Tributes to boy who died in snow

A school has paid tribute to a 10-year-old boy who died after collapsing while out playing in the snow in West Yorkshire.

On yer bike for half-term course

Children in York can get biking tips as part of half-term events designed to get more youngsters cycling to school.

Funeral for burial mix-up soldier

The funeral of a former paratrooper whose body was found in a morgue 11 years after he was supposed to have been buried in Hull is set to take place on Thursday.

Feeding study could save wild birds

Research at farms, including one in East Yorkshire, could pave the way for farmers to be paid for feeding starving wild birds.

National rss

Couple celebrate £45m lottery win

A young couple from Nottinghamshire have became the second pair from the county to win a EuroMillions jackpot of more than £40 million in less than a month.

Ofcom acts to tackle 'slamming'

An estimated 520,000 households had their landline or broadband services switched without their consent in the last year, Ofcom has said.

Greek leaders agree to new cuts

Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos and his coalition partners have struck a deal on new cuts demanded by creditors to secure a vital 130 billion euro (£109 billion) bailout.

UK 'will defend Falklands properly'

Argentina should be in no doubt that Britain will "defend the Falkland Islands properly" against any threat to its inhabitants' right to self-determination, Prime Minister David Cameron has said.

PM urges more women in boardrooms

Britain's economic recovery is being held back by a lack of women in the boardroom, David Cameron has warned.

Business rss

All aboard the railway

THE North Yorkshire Moors Railway has teamed up with the North Eastern Locomotive Preservation Group to run their little green steam engine JOEM as a shuttle service between Goathland and Grosmont stations this half term.

Firm launch 3D adverts

A NEW advert by Scarborough-based firm McCain is set to make commuters’ mouths water as it replaces the usual bus shelter aroma with the scent of freshly cooked jacket potatoes.

CV campaign to tackle unemployment

FREE CV printing is being offered at a Scarborough store in a bid to tackle unemployment.

KFC in Aberdeen Walk before it closed

Web plea for KFC is noted

FRIED chicken fanatics in Scarborough could be in for some finger lickin’ good news thanks to an internet campaign by residents.

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The Ambassador Hotel hosts a special 'You're hired event'.Curtis Banks challenges the panel.Panel back left to right,Damien Hurley,John Senior,Mark Shields.Front..Carole Proctor,Anne Lickes,Steph Parrott.Picture Richard Ponter,120623a.

Jobs secured at apprentice event

YOU’RE hired was the phrase of the day at an event which saw Scarborough apprentices land jobs with local firms.

Health rss

Liz Vincent, left, divisional manager, womens and childrens services at Scarborough Hospital, and Senior Sister Sharon Addey from the Special Care Baby Unit as an appeal is started to raise �50,000 to completely refurbish the tiny SCBU parent bedroom. Picture by Andrew Higgins 120604a

Baby unit launches £50,000 drive

SCARBOROUGH Hospital’s special care baby unit has launched a £50,000 fundraising drive to improve the parents’ facilities on the ward.

KFC in Aberdeen Walk before it closed

Web plea for KFC is noted

FRIED chicken fanatics in Scarborough could be in for some finger lickin’ good news thanks to an internet campaign by residents.

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Zumba for a good cause

FITNESS fans are invited to a free Zumba class on Saturday from 9am to 10am at Scarborough College New Hall.

KFC in Aberdeen Walk before it closed

‘Hospital will be better off after merger’

SCARBOROUGH Hospital would not be clinically or financially viable without a proposed merger with York Teaching Hospital, councillors have been told.

Sainsburys offer free cholesterol health checks.Godfrey Bepete has his cholesterol checked by Sue Armstrong in the consultation room at Sainsburys.Picture Richard Ponter.120423a.

Health checks just take a quick jab

PEOPLE in Scarborough are being urged to take advantage of free health checks until next month.

Education rss

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Two schools ready for a big new term

TWO Scarborough schools are set for a new educational dawn after announcing a huge merger.

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Headteacher Ellis Siddall shows off The Hub building at Friarage School

School builds for the future!

READ all about it!

Anti racism poster winner.
Adverset director Bryan Hodgson and Scalby School year 8 pupil Elly Coles with her winning anti racism in sport poster which is now displayed around the school.
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Elly gets her point across in campaign

A SCARBOROUGH student has given racism the red card thanks to a powerful poster campaign.

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School set for a new chapter

A SCARBOROUGH school is hoping to build on solid foundations thanks to the opening of a new building.

Chinese New Year at Scalby School
Henry Thomas,left gets ready to enjoy his noodles and salad served up by kitchen assistant Chris Palmer as Scalby School celebrates Chinese New year.
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Pupils have China in their hands!

STUDENTS from a Scarborough school brought in the Chinese New Year in style after enjoying a raft of the country’s culinary delights.

Environment rss

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Posters for campaign against dogs fouling on playing fields

Clean up your mess, dog walkers urged

IT’S a messy problem putting the health of keen footballers and rugby players at risk.

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Keeping boilers hot as weather cools

RESIDENTS in Scarborough are being advised to take action to prevent boiler breakages in light of recent cold snaps.

Trees will be replanted

YORKSHIRE Water have addressed complaints that they have caused environmental damage while completing work at Martins Ravine in Filey.

Site named best in county for star gazing

SCARBOROUGH star gazers are being advised to head to Sutton Bank as the area is named as an official Dark Sky Discovery Site.

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Bridge replacement under way as road dug up

A SCARBOROUGH link road is being ripped up as part of work to replace an ageing railway bridge beneath it.

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Letters rss

Great care, abysmal admin

RE: SCARBOROUGH Hospital.

Don’t blame raptors for big fall in bird population

Re: A Rosbottom’s letter in the Evening News in which he complains about falconry being a blood sport.

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Fitting tribute to Jimmy

RE: “SAVILE plea for Futurist” letter (January 27).

Sense of fair play needed

Oh dear, Fred Goodwin, former boss of The Royal Bank of Scotland, has been stripped of his knighthood. Poor man. Let’s hope he manages to get by on his pension of £325,000 per annum, or thereabouts. He shouldn’t worry too much about the thousands of his former workers who have lost their jobs or the British taxpayers who stumped up billions of pounds to plug his sinking ship.

Why does council need iPads?

SO the councillors want iPads to save us money!! At £400+ each, how many do we need?

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