内容摘要："We were all playing in different rooms. There was loads of backing vocals and that's not what we sounded like on stage. It was missing that thing and that was playing live together .

"We were all playing in different rooms. There was loads of backing vocals and that's not what we sounded like on stage. It was missing that thing and that was playing live together .

Following his election in May, Skaith said improving transport links in coastal areas was a priority and that meetings with train operators in the region were under way to realise the plans.the rail operator's public comments did not reflect "the private conversation that we've had with them".

"I found that disappointing because we have got plans in place."We've put a specific team together with TPE, with Network Rail, and with the government to really drive that plan forward."He said there would be another meeting "in a couple of weeks' time where we're going to keep pushing that need for that half-hourly train because we're still really determined".

As part of the York and North Yorkshire devolution deal, the mayor and Combined Authority will have new powers and funding to integrate local transport.Skaith said: "We have a team who have been designing our transport plan going forward and we will take control of transport from April and we're going to combat the real challenges around buses in particular and active travel elements."

Mr Skaith has said he is also looking at developing stations including at Scarborough, Seamer, Thirsk, Malton, and Haxby.

Alison Hume, Scarborough and Whitby's Labour MP, has also called for a half-hourly train service between Scarborough and York."We've parents contacting us asking to be shown around the school.

"And schools may not be in a position yet of contacting parents about things like induction days for their children."We were planning to give parents that information at the due time, but we're going to have to get on with it now."

"We'll cope with it but it's extra pressure."The Alliance assembly member, Michelle Guy, who is a member of Stormont's Education Committee, said that the EA "need to review how this has happened and ensure it doesn't happen again".