Borough of Scarborough

There were a total of 64 schools and colleges in the Scarborough area, as of 2012. ==Localities==

The Borough of Scarborough included many civil parishes and suburbs including: Brompton-by-Sawdon, Broxa-cum-Troutsdale, Cloughton, Commondale, Crossgates, Eastfield, Glaisdale, Houlsyke, Hunmanby, Hutton Buscel, Irton, Littlebeck, Muston, Newby and Scalby, Ravenscar, Ruston, Silpho, Snainton, Seamer, West Ayton, Wykeham and others. Wards of Scarborough town were Castle, Central, Eastfield, Falsgrave Park, Newby, North Bay, Northstead, Ramshill, Stepney, Weaponness, and Woodlands. Areas without namesake wards included Westborough (centre), Barrowcliff and Newlands. In 2016, the borough ranked second in Visit England's survey of overall holiday trips and holiday spend, topped only by London. == Media ==

Since 1882, it has been served by The Scarborough News, which is published every Thursday. The Scarborough Borough receives a daily radio news services from these radio stations, BBC Radio York which covers Scarborough, BBC Radio Tees covering Whitby & Greatest Hits Radio Yorkshire Coast which was previously known as Yorkshire Coast Radio and used to have studios in Scarborough.This is The Coast broadcasts from Scarborough on DAB and provides regular local news bulletins. Local news and television programmes in Scarborough is covered by BBC Yorkshire & ITV Yorkshire from Leeds and Whitby receives their local news and television programmes from BBC North East & Cumbria & ITV Tyne Tees in Newcastle. ==Freedom of the Borough==

The following people and military units have received the Freedom of the Borough of Scarborough. Individuals • H. D. G. Leveson-Gower: 1950 • Max Jaffa: 1986. • Alan Ayckbourn: 1986. • Alan Booth: 1999 • Charles McCarthy: 1996. • Max Payne : 1999. • Thomas Pindar: 1999. • Sir John Wilson: 1999. • Bernard Bosomworth: 2005. • Elizabeth Mackenzie: 2005. • Sir Jimmy Savile: 2005. (Revoked on 5 November 2012 by unanimous vote of Scarborough Borough Council due to the sexual abuse scandal). • Christopher Wilby: 2005. • Ken Dale: 2009. • 5th Baron Derwent: 2009. • Tony Peers: 2009. • George Thomas Tuby: 2009. • Paul Ingle: 24 February 2012. • Beth Mead: 20 March 2023. • Zoe Aldcroft: 20 March 2023. • The Yorkshire Regiment. ==Borough council==