News :North Lincolnshire & Surrounding area

5. The Royal Oak, Louth Road, Holton-le-Clay. Built in the 1800’s, The Royal Oak is a long standing building. The lively pub is set in the heart of the village of Holton-le-Clay where customers will soon be able to enjoy the latest refurbishment of the

The idyllic village of Barnoldby-le-Beck has even had its green blighted by three separate speed signs – one after the other and has two more warnings painted on the road. It is the same village where Toby and Jodie De Jonge were told by council chiefs …Locals say their picturesque village has been spoilt by TWELVE road signs being installed at its entranceThe Sunall 2 news articles »

The idyllic village of Barnoldby-le-Beck has even had its green blighted by three separate speed signs – one after the other and has two more warnings painted …Locals say their picturesque village has been spoilt by TWELVE …The Sunall 2 news articles »

The number of traffic signs at entrances to one village in North East Lincolnshire has prompted an accusation that it is more like Piccadilly Circus! The small village of Barnoldby-le-Beck has no fewer than 12 signs at on of its entrances. And the …

And it reveals that the highest value street in the borough is The Paddocks, Barnoldby-le-Beck with an average property price of more than £1,020,000. Two streets in Barnoldby-le-Beck feature in the top ten, while a further two feature from Ashby-cum

The Ship Inn, in the tiny village of Barnoldby-le-Beck, is one such outpost of magnificent countryside charm. Aside from the Constable painting-worthy aesthetics, these little havens from the elements are often enticingly mysterious regarding what lies

However council bosses have ruled the fence is “out of keeping” with its surroundings in Barnoldby-le-Beck, North East Lincolnshire. But the family is now involved in a stand-off with town hall bosses after refusing to take the wooden panelling down

. By | Posted: January 24, 2016. The fence at Becklands Lodge, Waltham Road, Barnoldby-le-Beck. VIEW GALLERY. . X.

He appeared alongside Richard Burn (68) of Kenwick Road, Louth; Mark Pickerden (50) of Main Road, Barnoldby le Beck; David Pickerden (50) of Maidwell Way, Grimsby; Lauraine Chilvers (45) of Clee Road, Cleethorpes; and David Roberts (33) c/o 

Chairman of Barnoldby-le-Beck Parish Council, Mike Hodgins said: “Our village is used as a rat run. The speed of some vehicles is ridiculous. “We put up gates with the aim of reducing speeds. It is not just cars, it’s lorries too, especially on the