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Scunthorpe were still on top, with the dangerous van Veen going close twice in the space of a minute just after the half-hour, first bringing a good save out of Talbot with a header, and then seeing a shot from the edge of the area deflected just wide …Scunthorpe United v Sunderland under-21s – match ratingsScunthorpe TelegraphSunderland coach takes positives from Scunthorpe defeatSunderland EchoMatch report: Under-21s fall to ScunthorpeSunderland AFCVitalfootball -The Northern Echo (registration)all 25 news articles »
First half goals from Kevin van Veen and Duane Holmes was enough to give the Iron the win despite a superb 25-yard effort from Rees Greenwood in the second half which halved the deficit. Scunthorpe made nine changes from the side that won at Plymouth,
Launch of Brigg Heritage Centre exhibition on Brigg Workhouse and Pingley POW camp. Talk on the history of British prisoner of war camps by Roger J C Thomas at The Buttercross. Tickets £5, including light refreshment, from the TIC 01652 657053 or …
“As well as the action at our nine local food stores, our Lincolnshire Co-op van will hand out flags and thunder-sticks along the route. Plus, our inflatable health pod will offer free advice on everything from blood pressure to asthma in Central Park
Scunthorpe punters lost £20m to fixed odds betting terminals in last eight yearsNew figures have revealed punters in the Scunthorpe area have lost over £20m to fixed odds betting terminals over the last eight years. Data from the Campaign for Fairer Gambling showed that between 2008 and 2016, £20,431,146 was lost in North
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