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Cleethorpes Academy student, Elliot Blow, 12 raised the money for The British Heart Foundation after reading in the about a burglary at the shop at the start of the year. The images of the smashed windows and stolen property shocked …
As Labour and the Conservatives battled for the key General Election seats in Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes they left other candidates trailing – and out of pocket. In both seats all other parties and candidates, many high-profile, failed to achieve at
Cleethorpes’ newly-elected MP has branded his party’s own national campaign as “pretty disastrous” after the Conservatives suffered a damaging night in the snap general election. Martin Vickers, who retained his seat following a storming victory in
The DUP is very much pro grammar, and schools in Northern Ireland are intrinsically selective – with a structure that’s closer to the pre-Blair system that was long the standard in the rest of the UK. But the Conservative Party is left in such a weak
Childhood friends who trained together at college to be chefs have realised a burning ambition to own their own business and bring a taste of french cuisine to
Cleethorpes CC will be hoping to end their poor run of results when they entertain neighbours Appleby Frodingham at Chichester Road tomorrow. Without a win in their last five games, the Meggies have slipped into the bottom three of the Yorkshire ECB …
The 2017 intake has already surpassed the 196 women elected to the House of Commons in the last Parliament after the 2015 election and subsequent by-elections. The previous high of 191 women elected in a single general election, which occurred in
Now that the votes have been cast and the polls have officially closed, the time has come to await the results of General Election 2017. The election was called …Live updates as General Election 2017 results come in for GrimsbyGrimsby Telegraphall 13 news articles »
John Curtice, the UK’s most prominent psephologist and the man behind the general election exit poll, says there is not now “any way at all that the Conservatives can get to the 326 mark” and win an outright majority. Mr Curtice’s team provided the
With the Conservatives on course to win only around 320 seats in the general election – a failure by any measure, though they will remain the largest single party – questions are turning to Theresa May’s future. The Prime Minister refused to respond
