The Scarborough News - 2022-05-12

• FIVE THINGS FOR YOUR WEEK...
• Oasis Cafe plans for new holiday let on seafront
• Opposition by Sands residents to penthouses
• New look means loss of cafe
• Cash is released for towns’ major projects
• Run, walk or skip: Race for Life returns to Scarboroug­h seafront
• Conservati­ves hold on to the county, and delight for Greens
• ‘It is essential those elected work together for our coast’
• Scarboroug­h borough results for North Yorkshire Council elections
• Send all your jubilee best wishes to beloved Queen
• Home decor shop to close after 23 years
• Mum and son hitting heights – 100 of them!
• Groups welcome the first swifts of spring
• Charter is still relevant 20 years on
• ONLINE VOICES
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• ‘Manipulati­ve stalker left woman a wreck’
• Spectacula­r Royal Hotel fit for a Queen
• Plans to redecorate outside of Castle Howard approved
• Pub’s plan for treehouses opposed by many villagers
• Glyn’s gift for youth charity
• The future starts here
• DISTRICT DIARY
• Betty is a material girl – she created costumes from trunks of scraps
• Fascinatin­g Aida back on tour and heading for Spa
• 5 of the best
• Kate’s new detective settles into seaside setting for first case
• Symphony Orchestra’s concert in tune with events in Ukraine
• Win beer and tickets to Books by the Beach
• Grace hopes to inspire others with latest song
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• Smith nets age-group win at Beverley 10k
• Bateson leads the way at Three Peaks
• National award delight for golfing stalwart Hunter
• Ladies C hot-shots roar to 8-1 triumph at Brid LTC
• Scarboroug­h Ladies Under-13s complete league and cup double
• Centurion Dennis the menace as Cayton hammer Flixton 2nds
• Joseph keen to build on national karting win
• A fine choice of new and preowned jewellery and watches

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