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Fifth new homes plan for Brigsley is 'completely wrong'
A PROPOSED housing development in Brigsley could lead to flooding and traffic problems, as well as ruining the character of the village.Those were the views of residents who attended a special meeting...
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Humberston Fitties chalet owners presenting their case for 50-week leases to...
CHALET owners fighting for a 50-week lease at Humberston Fitties have heard that they would need permission from the Government. As reported, North East Lincolnshire Council is holding a select...
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NEW charges for residents' parking permits in North East Lincolnshire will come into force on January 1, the council has confirmed. As reported, the proposed 433 per cent increase – from £15 to £80 per...
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Sunday League: Title hopefuls poised for a summit meeting
DIVISION One's first crunch match of the season takes place this weekend when DMS take on Humberston in the Grimsby, Cleethorpes & District Sunday Football League.Immingham-based DMS hit seven...
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Army life awaits newest recruits
NEW Army recruits have taken their oaths of allegiance to begin gruelling training.Emily Scott, Jordan Hobbins, Michael Flatters and Jordan Leslie received the official certificate at the Army...
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Dyslexia 'does not stop you achieving'
A PERSONAL trainer is looking to inspire fellow dyslexia sufferers after speaking out about her personal struggle with the condition.Years of hard work, dedication and belief has seen 41-year-old Kelly...
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£2k raised for Big Red Heart Appeal at charity bowling match in Cleethorpes
A CHARITY has been bowled over with support... literally!More than £2,000 was raised for the Big Red Heart Appeal at Cleethorpes Ten Pin Bowling, in King's Road.Fourteen teams took part in the...
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The heart-shaped cushions that are stitched with love
A CANCER survivor has set up a group to pamper women who have or are suffering from the disease to help them feel feminine again.Veronica White and a group of her friends set up the Wellness Tree after...
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St Andrew's College in Cleethorpes 'making good progress'
A CLEETHORPES school has answered criticism that it needs to raise standards before becoming an academy – by revealing a good Ofsted report.As reported, St Andrew's College is the only remaining local...
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Residents get in line for free detectors to protect against hidden killer...
THERE were people from all walks of life among the scores of householders who queued up at Cleethorpes Town Hall to receive their free carbon monoxide detectors.They were given away yesterday courtesy...
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Great opportunities for young apprentices with international chemical...
MORE than 400 employees with 5,000 years of experience combined ... the opportunities for young people at an international chemical manufacturer are great.Cristal, based in Stallingborough, a major...
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Secretary of State may have final say on Humberston Fitties 50-week lease issue
CAMPAIGNERS who want to stay on the Humberston Fitties for 50 weeks of the year fought passionately at the landmark hearing to discuss their future – but warnings from the Environment Agency have cast...
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Sharp rise in pupils kicked out of schools in North East Lincolnshire
A SPECIAL committee is investigating pupil exclusions in North East Lincolnshire – which have been among the highest in the country for two years running.The number of permanent exclusions at primary...
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Health Secretary orders review of Leeds children's heart unit's closure
CAMPAIGNERS fighting to prevent the closure of a vital heart unit are pleased the Government has stepped in.The Save Our Surgery (SOS) campaign, established to fight against the decision to close Leeds...
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Grimsby drug dealer jailed after selling heroin and cocaine on the street
A GRIMSBY drug dealer caught selling heroin and cocaine on the street has been jailed for three-and-a-half years.Oliver Cousins, 30, was arrested in August 2011 as police officers watched him ply his...
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Replay today's Grimsby Town web chat (October 24, 2012)
In the latest of our live web chats, Matt Dannatt and Grimsby Town fans discuss last weekend's FA Cup tie with Kidderminster as well as other topics including plans to build a new stadium on Peaks...
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Grimsby Town need to rediscover home form, says Derek Niven
MIDFIELDER Derek Niven is desperate to avoid an unwanted treble when Grimsby Town face Macclesfield on Saturday.The Mariners have lost their last two matches at Blundell Park – to Dartford in the Blue...
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Haith's birdseed factory could be demolished to make way for 14 new homes
ONE of the area's most successful factories could be demolished to make way for 14 new homes.The owners of Haith's birdseed factory, in Park Street, have applied to North East Lincolnshire Council for...
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Kimberly-Clark's boss – direct statement on the closure of Huggies...
KIMBERLY-CLARK has issued the following statement regarding the proposed closure of the firm's Barton-Upon-Humber plant. As reported, the firm announced earlier today it plans to stop manufacturing and...
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Proposed closure of Kimberly-Clark plant in Barton-Upon-Humber (update)
INTERNATIONAL giant Kimberly-Clark has announced the proposed closure of its Barton manufacturing plant. The Grimsby Telegraph understands the facility's staff were briefed this morning. The plans...
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