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North Yorkshire tourism tax could be ‘straw that breaks the camel’s back’, MP warns (opens the original)
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A PLANNED overnight visitor levy could be the ‘straw that breaks the camel’s back’, a North Yorkshire MP has warned. The MP for Scarborough and Whitby, Alison Hume, has said that the introduction of a visitor levy on overnight stays in the region “could potentially be the straw that breaks the camel’s back” for some businesses. David Skaith, the county’s elected mayor, has backed the introduction of a so-called tourist tax while noting that “the legislation from Government still needs to be fin
York and North Yorkshire bus system branded âbrokenâ as £3.5m reform plan advances (opens the original)
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BUS transport in North Yorkshire is âbrokenâ, the countyâs mayor has said, ahead of a proposed £3.5 million investment in developing a full bus franchising assessment. David Skaith, the elected Mayor of York and North Yorkshire, has said that the countyâs bus system is âbroken and itâs not working well enoughâ. âThe structure that we have just isnât delivering properly at all, and I am determined to make a difference, which is why we are developing what would look like a bus f
Watch: What Labour plans on care, energy and farming could mean for North Yorks coast (opens the original)
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A NORTH Yorkshire MP has highlighted social care reform, energy bills, farming support, and fracking as key developments for residents during an interview at the Labour Party Conference. Speaking to the Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) in Liverpool, Alison Hume, MP for Scarborough and Whitby, outlined the issues she said will likely have the biggest impact on constituents. Ms Hume, who became an MP in 2024, also identified areas where she believes the Government should go further. Social
Campaigners get update on Whitby Cliff Lift after 'months of silence' (opens the original)
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THE Mayor of York and North Yorkshire has said he has not received a formal request from North Yorkshire Council to support efforts to reopen Whitby’s Cliff Lift. David Skaith made the comments at a meeting in Whitby on Wednesday, after campaigners raised concerns about the pace of progress towards restoring the historic attraction. A North Yorkshire Council proposal to permanently decommission the town’s historic North Cliff Lift, which opened in 1931, was postponed at a meeting in March and a
Whitby mayor warns parking changes could make residents’ lives ‘extremely difficult’ (opens the original)
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THE mayor of Whitby has said it is ‘extremely difficult’ to live a normal life in the town amid a warning about possible parking changes. Sandra Turner, the Mayor of Whitby, has warned against changes to parking that would lead to a reduction in parking areas reserved for residents. “It’s already extremely difficult in Whitby to live a normal life. We embrace tourism, we have no issue with that, but residents have got to be able to live their lives accordingly,” she told a meeting on Wednesday,
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