News :North Lincolnshire & Surrounding area
RAILWAY WALK: supporting the Saturdays-only service on the ‘Brigg Line’ a 7 mile linear walk from Barnetby to Brigg visiting Wrawby windmill in North Lincolnshire. SAT 15 JULY. Train departs: Sheffield 08.03, Worksop 08.34, Brigg 09.24 to BARNETBY.
Railway ramble to windmill – Train departs Kirton Lindsey 9.15am, Brigg 9.24am to Barnetby, where 6-mile linear walk starts at 10am to Wrawby. Return from Brigg 3.50pm train. Details: text to 07908 450444. Binbrook School Fete, 10am – 2pm. Craft and …
This weekend, the has also been down to get a piece of the action of Rescue Day, which was a storming success and Brigg and Barton Bike Nights. We also attended Party on the Field – an event raising money for the neonatal unit at …
Motorcycling enthusiasts packed into Brigg as the town hosted its annual bike night last night (Friday, July 7). Bikes were parked on Bridge Street and in the Market Place for the event, which was held for the third year in a row after being …
Brigg Rotary Club will stage its annual sponsored walk in aid of Lindsey Lodge Hospice tomorrow. Pictured are walkers at the start of a similar event in a previous year. Share. Walkers will put their best foot forward to raise money for Lindsey Lodge …
ORGANISERS of a bike night in Brigg are anticipating around 700 people will attend the event tonight (Friday, July 7). The annual Brigg Bike Night, which is in its third year since being reintroduced, will take place on Bridge Street and the Market Place.
The adventurous ginger kitten – now named buddy – found his way 20 feet up a dense tree on Bigby High Road, Brigg and was so well hidden it took 90 minutes to bring him down. Buddy the kitten was taken home by one of the firefighters that saved him …
Brigg Bike Festival, from 5pm. Motorbikes meet in Bridge Street. Live music and food vans. Details: 01652 658333 or 07921 567195. Legsby Primary School summer fete, 5pm – 7pm at the school. Barbecue, refreshments, strawberries and cream, stalls, …
July 4, 2017 | News Editor
A vulnerable kitten who was stranded in a 20ft tree has been saved and rehomed – by the firefighter who rescued him. The small ginger moggy is believed to have been stuck among the dense foliage of the tree in Bigby High Road, Brigg for over 24 hours.
It took 90 minutes to get to the little ginger cat, now named Buddy, who was buried deep inside a very dense tree in Bigby High Road, Brigg. RSPCA animal collection officer Carol Smith was called to the scene on Tuesday, June 27 and requested the help …
