The Scarborough News - 2022-09-29

• Cliff lift back in operation
• Specsavers a cut above for the Little Princess Trust
• Second-home levy backed
• Free personal injury advice to be offered by solicitors
• ‘No easy answer’ to campervan issues
• Register your organ donation wish: call
• Official opening for skatepark’s ramp
• Seaside-based murals bring joy to hospitals
• We’re on our way to listen to your views
• Have your say on new local voice for town
• Could you offer a young person a break?
• ‘It’s not necessaril­y just about poverty, it’s also about food waste’
• MPs’ failure to support bill amendment
• Bank branches ‘shutting at alarming rate’ in area
• Making the railway accessible for all to enjoy
• Rotary clubs present centenary-year funds
• Man jailed over attack on partner
• RNLI station bid approved
• Price of a funeral worries families
• ‘How I got £40 of food for just £1.40’
• A spacious family home with modern and versatile rooms
• County wetlands await
• Newby & Scalby
• 5 of the best
• Star Carr inspires Mary’s story about dragons
• Cult movies and feast of frightenin­g films hit Stephen Joseph screen
• Our Chris plays title role in murderous Macbeth
• One-woman show heads to the Stephen Joseph
• Dance and new tunes make for heady mix at Stephen Joseph
• Open Evening at Lady Lumley’s School on October 5
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• Bannister bid ended by gearbox failure
• Chairman David improves at Great Bristol Half Marathon
• Welburn steers Heslerton Heroes to victory at Ayton
• Bayes shines as Scarboroug­h Ladies U14s sink Wetherby
• Boro run halted by late Banbury goals
• Athletic slip to 2-0 defeat on the road at Curzon Ashton
• Nocks steer Edgehill Reserves to Park win
• Visitors battle back to net win at Morley
• Abi’s nine tries help Valkyries to 73-5 win
• Opening defeat for U14s against visitors Mansfield
• Gym stars net Euro medals

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