News :North Lincolnshire & Surrounding area
August 23, 2017 | News Editor
Road closures have been announced for stage three of the OVO Energy Tour of Britain in North Lincolnshire on Tuesday, September 5. Elite cyclists from across
Road closures have been announced for stage three of the OVO Energy Tour of Britain in North Lincolnshire on Tuesday, September 5. Elite cyclists from across the globe will take on a 172-kilometre stage, starting from the 300-acre estate of Normanby
A total of 47 public pay-phones mainly in rural areas of of North Lincolnshire are to removed by BT because they are hardly used. Their removal will leave the region with only 87 pay-phones. BT took the decision following a 90-day consultation period …
The number of reports of child neglect referred to police and social services in North Lincolnshire by the NSPCC has doubled over the last five years, figures show. Data released by the charity this morning (Wednesday, August 23) shows the NSPCC …How safe are our children? 2017 The most comprehensive overview of child protection in the UK – nspccnspccall 101 news articles »
Cllr Neil Poole, cabinet member for Investment, Assets and Employment at North Lincolnshire Council, said:“The Tour of Britain race route in North Lincolnshire covers many of the same areas we would be collecting bins and boxes on that day so we would
Parts of our region will have their bin collections suspended as the event begins.and more »
Local author, Stephen Wade is coming to North Lincolnshire Central Library in Scunthorpe to talk about his long and successful career as a writer of more than 50 works of non-fiction.
Original Source North Lincolnshire Council
August 22, 2017 | News Editor
Take a step back in time and join the Morris Minor Owners Club in North Lincolnshire to see a selection of classic cars at Waters’ Edge Visitor Centre and Country Park in Barton on Sunday 30 August be
Original Source North Lincolnshire Council
August 22, 2017 | News Editor
Plans resubmitted for £1.2m Co-Op store which could create 15 new jobs in ScawbyThe previous scheme was approved by North Lincolnshire Council’s highways department and Lincolnshire Co-op has commissioned its own transport assessment which concludes that the new store would have a modest impact on the local road network.
