News :North Lincolnshire & Surrounding area

An architect by profession, he was responsible for building The Gamekeeper (Scotter), The Jenny Wren (Susworth), the Bird In the Barley (Messingham) and the Take a Gander (Burringham). Another of his creations was the Finch Hatton Arms at Ewerby, near …

… Brigg and Goole to be renamed Goole, consisting of three North Lincolnshire wards including Isle of Axholme; Burton upon Stather and Winterton, and Burringham and Gunness to move from Brigg and Goole to extended Scunthorpe constituency; Grantham 

POLICE have recovered the body of a man after an underwater search in the River Trent yesterday (Wednesday, August 17). Humberside Police said the search was conducted as part of an ongoing investigation into missing Burringham man Neil Fairburn, 

He hopes the Historic Motor and Sails (HMS) project will help restore the vehicles to their former glory after his workshops in Burringham were flooded during the tidal surge in 2013 – damaging much of his collection. The cars include the famous Dino …

… communities of Burringham and Gunness. Due to the size of Lincolnshire Lakes, the development comprises a number of separate planning applications submitted by two companies – KMG Lucent Fund and Maltgrade Ltd. North Lincolnshire Council gave 

When your appetite really gets the better of you one plate sometimes just isn’t enough. And what could be better than a buffet at solving that hunger problem? We have compiled a list of great value-for-money all you can eat buffets and carveries for

North Lincolnshire Half Marathon 2016: Route map & all you need to knowContinue along Trent bank Road and turn left into Burringham. Turn right at Jolly Sailor and run along A18. Cross over bridge at M181Run in front of fast food outlets. Turn right along Jack Brownsword Way and into football stadium. Lap around the pitch.

But Councillor Dave Oldfield, who represents Burringham and Gunness on North Lincolnshire Council, said more needed to be done. He said: “We are still living in fear and nothing has changed. Mr Oldfield said there were also “two or three” properties in …

The £612m Lincolnshire Lakes project would see two newly-created villages on a flood plain to the west of the town, near Burringham and Gunness. Plans, which were approved by North Lincolnshire Council last October, include 6,000 homes built by 2028.and more »

WITH just one vote in it last time, Burringham and Gunness looks set to be one of the tightest contested North Lincolnshire Council wards in next month’s election. Constituents will be asked on May 7 to elect one councillor in this ward, currently held