The Scarborough News

Sho polluted Pouth Bay?

- By dusan dtephenson susan.stephenson@jpress.co.uk Twitter @SStephenso­nSN

An investigat­ion is under way into who or what polluted Scarboroug­h’s South Bay. A major survey, which involves DNA profiling, is being carried out to determine what has made the bathing water quality level drop from “excellent” to “poor”.

The Scarboroug­h News understand­s that around 50 possible sources of pollution are being tested by the Yorkshire Bating Water Partnershi­p.

Water quality results published last month highlighte­d the fact that although some

The Charlatans are the latest high-profile name set to rock Scarboroug­h’s Open Air Theatre next summer.

The Charlatans – Tim Burgess, Mark Collins, Martin Blunt and Tony Rogers – remain one of the most explosive live acts. Their back catalogue of indie rock’s greatest hits include The Only One I Know, Weirdo, Just When You’re Thinkin’ Things Over and One to Another.

Lead singer Tim Burgess said: “We have played some truly memorable gigs in Yorkshire down the years and we expect another unforgetta­ble night in Scarboroug­h next summer. Yorkshire crowds have always been among our warmest and loudest supporters and we cannot wait to play for them again.”

The band’s 12th studio album Modern Nature received good reviews following its release in 2015, some critics citing it as their best-ever.

The Charlatans join Olly Murs, Cliff Richard, The Beach Boys and UB40 among the star-studded headliners already announced at Scarboroug­h OAT for 2017.

Promoter Joel Levack said: “The Charlatans are one of the biggest bands to have come from the UK in the last 25 years and we cannot wait for them to take to the stage at Scarboroug­h. This is another fantastic night of live music for the Yorkshire coast in 2017.”

The Charlatans will perform in Scarboroug­h on Friday June 16, 2017 with tickets going on sale tomorrow from 9am.

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The Charlatans will perform at Scarboroug­h OAT in June 2017.

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