Your Say

Re Scarborough cruise events:

Re the replica of Captain Cook’s Endeavour ship coming to stay in Whitby:

Re: Police activity in Scarborough.

Whilst I am dismayed with the reports that our town centres are being denuded of shops, and the consequence of job losses, plus the media attention to high-profile national retail outlets, it really is a sense of deja vu.

I had to visit the hospital at Scarborough, following a small stroke on Sunday, May 5.

Having moved to Scarborough in 2002 it was particularly important that I lived near Scarborough Hospital because of my health. Fortunately, I was able to find a bungalow near Hovingham Drive bus stop which was ideal for the hospital and also for shopping in the town.

I was recently mooching in a well-known national charity shop and overheard the assistant asking a woman if she would like to buy a Lottery ticket.

Regarding recent concerns about the state of Scarborough’s South Bay beach:

Reading between the lines of last week’s Scarborough News and its coverage of the “call in” of the Scarborough Borough Council scrutiny group report on the future of fishing; it’s obvious that Cllr Cockerill as Portfolio Holder for Harbours doesn’t like what the report came back with.

Just returned from a week away in Majorca ...

Scarborough Samaritans would like to thank everyone for the interest shown in our work during the recent Mental Health Awareness Event held in the Brunswick Centre.

None of Scarborough’s beaches gained a prestigious Blue Flag, the international award given to those designated as one of the best in the world.

St John Ambulance is urging people who have saved someone’s life using first aid to come forward with their story for the charity’s prestigious Everyday Heroes awards.

We moved to Bridlington from ‘down south’ 16 months ago. We were a bit perturbed about the negative aspects regarding Bridlington Hospital, ie ward closures etc.

As a Helmsley firefighter I am taking on a challenge which will involve climbing 80 flights of stairs in full firefighting kit, in the heat of a New York summer, to raise money for charity.

We are writing to you on behalf of schools from across the North Yorkshire Coast and surrounding area who would like to invite employers and organisations to engage and inspire their students and to support better preparing their students for the world of work/their next steps.