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John McDermott logs on for web chat with Grimsby Town fans
Following the release of his new autobiography, John McDermott logged on for a live Grimsby Telegraph web chat to answer questions from fans about his fantastic career. Some of his responses are below...
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Grimsby Town boss: 'Scott Neilson has key part to play when fit'
ROB Scott has backed Scott Neilson to prove himself as one of the best players in the Conference – once he's back to full fitness.The winger has been putting in extra work in a bid to get back to his...
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Grimsby men admit mosque arson attack
TWO men have pleaded guilty to an arson attack on Grimsby's Mosque following the Woolwich murders – and a third has denied the accusation. Stuart Harness, 33, and Gavin Humphries, 37, both of Dixon...
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Lorry driver jailed for text that killed couple on M62
A MAN has been jailed after his lorry toppled onto a car, killing the couple inside – while he was distracted by a text message. Ethan Roberts, 44, of Ings Lane, Immingham, was driving at 50mph in an...
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Grimsby Town bosses have 'big decisions' ahead
ROB Scott has urged his Grimsby Town players to give him a selection headache ahead of the visit of Nuneaton on Saturday. After picking up six points from the busy Bank Holiday weekend, Scott says he...
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Drivers trapped in New Waltham crash
TWO drivers were taken to hospital following a crash on Hewitt's Avenue, New Waltham last night.Humberside Fire and Rescue crews battled to free both of the men when their cars collided at about...
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TEAM NEWS: Grimsby Town v Nuneaton Town
GRIMSBY Town defensive duo Sam Hatton and Clayton McDonald will both miss Saturday's clash with Nuneaton Town through injury. McDonald was forced off in the early stages of last Saturday's victory over...
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Fire Brigades Union members vote for strike action
The Fire Brigades' Union (FBU) has announced that its members have voted by 78 per cent for strike action over a pensions' dispute with government. At this stage the Union has not announced whether it...
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Field fire in Bradley extinguished
A HUGE field fire near Bradley has been extinguished.Firefighters spent more than an hour tackling the blaze, which broke out on a field near to Dixon Wood earlier this afternoon.Five fire engines...
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Crossing is blocking traffic into resort
HERE we have the infamous nose-to-tail traffic that is constantly blocking up the main road through Cleethorpes.Why? All because of the pedestrian crossing on Alexandra Road, outside the Seaway.The...
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Raising a hill of beans for charity
A CHARITY coffee morning hosted in Immingham has raised more than £1,200 for three organisations.Mary Clark welcomed around 150 people through the doors of her semi-detached house in Alderney Way.She...
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It's about listening to concerns of the public, says Grove
HUMBERSIDE'S Police and Crime Commissioner has highlighted the importance of working with the police to improve the local community.Matthew Grove gave a speech to residents of the East Marsh, in...
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Life-changing visit for children from Chernobyl
A GROUP of children whose lives have been affected by the Chernobyl nuclear disaster have seen their health improve dramatically during a four-week visit to Lincolnshire.The Chernobyl nuclear disaster...
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The rolling Wolds and golden sands are a mecca for tourists
TOURISM bosses are hoping to keep cashing in on the "stay cation" trend and make Lincolnshire a Mecca for holidaymakers.New figures have revealed more than 400,000 extra visitors in 2012 helped to...
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SPOTTED – the new type of ladybird that could jeopardise many of Britain's native ladybird species.The harlequin ladybird has already invaded much of northwestern Europe, and arrived in Britain in...
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The vote will soon be down to you to decide
JUDGES for The Big Grimsby Telegraph £250,000 Giveaway have the tough task of choosing worthy causes who deserve part of the funds.Entries have been painstakingly whittled down to 18 organisations in...
View ArticleWhat do you want to 'sea' at the Pier?
Cleethorpes' iconic Pier marks its 140th anniversary this month, and a consortium of local businesspeople who are hoping to breathe new life into the venue want your views on what its future should...
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Tribute to family man who would be forever thinking of others
TRIBUTES have been paid to Dick Crump, the borough's former head of highways.Known for his witty sense of humour and commitment to his family and to his work, Mr Crump will be missed by many.As...
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Young Reporters to show they have the write stuff
THE latest batch of Young Reporters are ready to get involved in the local community.Four teenagers will be continuing the project which has seen young people breaking down the barriers of...
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Are early exams a damaging trend?
STUDENTS at one of the country's top performing schools do not take exams early – so they can achieve the highest grades they are capable of.Caistor Grammar had the 53rd best A-level results in the...
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