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Weather for this weekend in Scunthorpe.and more »

Scunthorpe United manager Graham Alexander is not worried about what kind of team Bury will face this weekend.and more »

Of course nobody will complain if Madden keeps banging in the goals but it is something that clearly Madden has in the back of his mind. There have been 10 occasions during his Scunthorpe career where Madden has scored two goals but has not managed …

With the football season well underway, clubs across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire are trying to tie up last minute transfer deals. The current summer transfer window closes tonight at 11pm, meaning clubs have a matter of hours to finalise incoming deals.and more »

Huzaifa Hasan Musa was convicted after a two-day trial at Canterbury Crown Court.Scunthorpe smuggler jailed for hiding migrants in van | Daily Mail …Daily Mail’People smuggler’ who hid five in cupboards jailedBBC Newsall 4 news articles »

Dave, who will give his last haircuts tomorrow (Friday, September 1), said: “I would like to thank the people of Scunthorpe for their support over the years. I would like to think I have given them good service in return.” His firm, Drinkwater and …

An evening of wrestling accompanied by a live rock band will be held at the Brumby Community Centre on East Common Lane, Scunthorpe, from 6pm on Saturday (September 2). Scunthorpe band One Chapter Down will be at ringside when the bell rings at 

But Alexander confirmed there was no link with former Scunthorpe player Josh Wright, who left Gillingham earlier in the week. “We are in dialogue with a couple of clubs and players that we are interested in,” Alexander continued. “Nothing has gone

A retired steward of the former Kinsley Labour Club in Scunthorpe has died. Ted Harper, who was in charge at the club, on Cole Street, for almost 20 years, died at the town’s Ascot House care home on Monday (August 28) aged 83. A bricklayer by trade, …

Queues formed at Pittwood House, Scunthorpe (since renamed the Civic Centre) as people waited patiently to add their signatures. Books were also opened in other civic buildings across the area, including Brigg Buttercross, The Gables in Epworth and the