News :North Lincolnshire & Surrounding area
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 …
£86m to be spent on flood defences in Humber areaIn Barrow Haven, the Environment Agency repaired and strengthened over 2km of damaged embankments, including improvements to access for maintenance. The Environment Agency is developing a scheme with partners to improve defences to Barton
December 5, 2015 | News Editor
MPs debate whether to extend British bombing of Isis to Syria for ten hours on Wednesday. Late in the evening they voted to support the Government’s motion. Most Conservative MPs supported bombing and most Labour MPs opposed it. The SNP opposed
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
This article, which was first published in the in 1955, pays a visit to the Lincolnshire village of Beelsby. UNTIL about 50 years ago, no resident of Beelsby could leave the tiny village, even to visit friends, without permission from …
November 23, 2015 | News Editor
Sports-mad St James’ School pupil Ian Robson was just 12 when he was killed in a collision at Brigsley in 1961. Now his mother, 101-year-old Kay Seaton, has presented his school cap, tie and belt to the school’s museum and a trophy bearing his name …
November 19, 2015 | News Editor
Barrow! Haven’t aged a day in 115 years. calerine • 1 year ago. The overstimulation testing scene gave me Kubrick’s The Clockwork Orange flashbacks, it definitely felt like a reference. phodreaw • 1 year ago. Rossini is no Beethoven, but it was perfect
All offences happened in Beelsby. Ellis has been given conditional bail until November 23 when he is due to be sentenced. by Taboolaby Taboola · Sponsored LinksSponsored Links · Promoted LinksPromoted Links. Promoted Stories. PsychicMonday.
“Lovely, long-line fish,” said a friend in London, who urged me to head for Cleethorpes. Though I was unsure about the exact meaning of “long-line”, his recommendation carried more weight than most since he happens to be a senior figure at New …
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 »
