Your Say

Senior officers and councillors at Scarborough Town Hall must have seen, like the majority of Scarborough residents and our visitors, that the Park and Ride operation, which many of us have passed for years on our daily struggle to and from work along Seamer Road, is, in every respect, a complete and utter failure.

I am a retired Yorkshireman living in Suffolk and occasionally put the Look North local news on in the evening after the main news.

With reference to your recent article on the future of the park and ride in Scarborough by Carl Gavaghan (January 24).

When Alpamare waterpark opened in July 2016, after several delays, it was promoted by the developer, Benchmark Leisure, and Scarborough Council as the town’s ‘Premier Visitor Attraction’.

With regards to the column in The Scarborough News (January 10) with regard to bus service Scarborough to Whitby by Arriva X93.

It was distressing, and somewhat upsetting, to read in The Scarborough News (January 10) about the council’s and the contractor’s failure to inform the residents whose homes overlook the Futurist Theatre demolition site, that sheet piling was going to be used to stabilise the cliff.

May I take this opportunity to say thank you to all those who attended the recent Festive Spectacular charity carol concert.

The 2018 Christmas period has passed rapidly and I would like to take the opportunity to thank the many individuals and organisations who contributed to making Scarborough festive, providing a much needed boost to the town and its traders.

Regarding Cllr Bill Chatt’s diatribe under the heading: ‘Austerity is over - for who?’ (Scarborough News, December 20).

The traffic concerns caused by the changed layout at the county bridge junction two years ago are still as problematic as ever.

The Post Office wishes to transfer 40 Crown Post Offices, including Scarborough, and 33 Post Office franchises to WHSmith retail stores.

I write regarding the main Post Office in Scarborough that is currently under review for potential closure and relocation into a branch of WHSmith.

I felt I must write about the excellent care we received recently over a busy weekend at Scarborough Hospital.

We read with much disappointment, a piece in The Scarborough News about closing the Post Office and opening one in WHSmith.

I would like to alert your readers to the proposed closure of Aberdeen Walk Post Office.

As an ambassador for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, I am proudly supporting its Missed Moments campaign.