News :North Lincolnshire & Surrounding area
CLEETHORPES has lost another key summer event, with the British Fish Craft Championship ending its three-year stay in the resort. The niche competition, which drew thousands of spectators as fishmongers from across the UK demonstrated filleting skills …Tesco pulls sponsorship of Grimsby fishcraft eventUndercurrent Newsall 2 news articles »
Enter your postcode to see news and information near you Community updates, Crime Statistics, Local News & Events and much more… Healing School art teacher Aimie Elliott with, from left Rebecca Johnson, Amelia French and Lily Goodwin with their …
And now, the shocking scenes of football hooligans running amok in Cleethorpes ahead of that game have even been captured in a new book. Superintendent Hall said: “With the new season fixtures due to start in July, Humberside Police will continue to …
More than 70 of the most talented photographers from across Grimsby and Cleethorpes have teamed up to put on a stunning display of photographic artwork. Rival photography clubs Grimsby Photographic Club and Cleethorpes Camera Club have once …
If Scunthorpe do manage to sign Rory McArdle it will be a statement of their intent this season. McArdle is a proven performer at League One and if he is added to United’s squad, it would be a formidable looking back line for Scunthorpe. McArdle is a …
Expect to see stalls from North Lincolnshire Museum, the Tour of Britain team, North Lindsey College, John Leggott College, Skills Centre Plus and many more. There will be further activities taking place inside 20-21 Visual Arts Centre and North
Scunthorpe is to come alive with music, dance and art for the North Lincolnshire Powerhouse Festival. The event, taking place on Tuesday, June 20 in Church
If his appeal had been successful, he had planned to operate on Scunthorpe Market on two days only, Fridays and Saturdays, as well as running the shop in the town’s Ashby High Street which he opened after his suspension. Mr Cook, a former …
Scunthorpe Scorpions promoter Rob Godfrey believes his side can pull of a win against local rivals Sheffield tonight. The Scorpions beat the Tigers 49-41 at the Eddie Wright Raceway on Sunday and Godfrey hopes they can perform a quickfire double.
Mrs Lock, of Bigby Road, Brigg, said: “He had always been interested in bikes and had his bike licence before his car licence. “He was absolutely brilliant as a dad, he doted on his girls and spoilt them rotten with their horses and funding their …
