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Runswick Bay rare bird sighting

Runswick Bay is popular with tourists who are drawn to the area’s peace and quiet, but a local twitcher says he has spotted a visitor never before seen on our coastline.

Call for entries to celebratory exhibition

ARTS and crafts people with a love of the North York Moors are being invited to take part in an exhibition celebrating the 60th anniversary of the national park.

Group wins silver for going green

A GREEN group in Whitby has won an award after a year-long carbon cutting campaign.

Revealed: the plan to stop Whitby from falling into the sea

THE SANDSEND road could fall into the sea within three years and Whitby could be under water if emergency coastal repairs costing up to £30 million are not carried out.

Tom vows to block off mine from the park

THE chairman of a pressure group which acts as “protectors of the North Yorks Moors” has said that he will fight to stop a mine being built within the national park

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Chance to join the park team

THE authority which governs the North York Moors National Park is appealing for applicants to fill two vacancies on their team of members.

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