Scarborough and Whitby are among 101 towns in England picked to share an £80 million regeneration pot.

Each town will receive between £500,000 and £1 million for projects aimed at giving their areas a boost.

This year, the flu vaccination programme is being expanded to help protect people from flu and ease pressure on the NHS and urgent care services. The health system is working to provide the free flu vaccine to 30 million people, the highest number on record, including: 

Scarborough and Whitby’s MP has been promised an update on long-awaited improvements to the A64 by the Transport Secretary

Robert Goodwill quizzed Grant Shapps about the dualling project for the road from Hopgrove roundabout to Barton-le-Hill in the House of Commons.

Scarborough and Whitby’s MP has backed a campaign to review British Airways landing slots over its treatment of staff.

Robert Goodwill added his signature to the call during a demonstration by the union in Scarborough on Friday.

 "Dear Colleague letter" from the Prime Minister regarding a COVID-19 Update.

Dear Constituent, 

Highways England is carrying out some essential maintenance work to the A64 between Brambling Fields and Heslerton. 

Please, see the attached leaflet for more information. 

Rt Hon Robert Goodwill MP 

The plight of Scarborough and Whitby fishermen whose pots are being smashed by scallop boats has been raised in the Parliament.

During a debate of the Fisheries Bill, MP for Scarborough and Whitby Robert Goodwill asked for the issue to be addressed.

The Covid pandemic has highlighted how Combined Authority Mayors like Andy Street in the West Midlands and Andy Burnham in Greater Manchester have taken a leadership role in speaking up for their residents and engaging with Ministers.  You may have been disappointed by the performance of the hapl

This week Robert featured on the Pod's Own Country Podcast hosted by the Yorkshire Post's Geri Scott.

A weekly digest of all things politics, with a distinct Yorkshire flavour, the podcast is free to download and listen to.

New £2 billion Kickstart scheme will create thousands of new jobs for young people across UK, as part of coronavirus recovery
Those on Universal Credit aged between 16-24 will be offered six-month work placements – with wages and training costs paid by the Government