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January 22, 2015, 10:46 pm

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THE January edition of the Scunthorpe Telegraph's Nostalgia magazine is now on sale.The main feature for this month is a look back at Henry's nightclub from 15 years ago, with almost 40 pictures of revellers enjoying a night out.If you were a regular to the venue, take a look and see if you can spot you, your family or your friends on the dancefloor.Also inside is the 70th anniversary celebration of Brumby Comprehensive and what happened when the Covelli factory in Scunthorpe started to produce...

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New Scunthorpe store offering big designer clothes discounts

January 22, 2015, 10:48 pm

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A retail outlet in Scunthorpe is offering a range of clearance items at big discounts this week, including Cheryl Cole Designer Shoes reduced to £20 from £120 (recommended retail price). There are Jasper Conran cufflinks for £5 - reduced from £35. Designer Strada watches are going for £10, having been £65. They and other items are included in "this week's clearance." ivirtuallynickedit.co.uk operates from Unit 10/20 Park Farm Road, on the Foxhills...

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January 22, 2015, 10:50 pm

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Renowned UK housebuilder Barratt is holding a Scunthorpe even for first-time buyers. It will be on Saturday and Sunday, January 24 and 25, at Lakeside Parkway, DN16 EUA. The show home and sales centre will be open from 10am to 5pm. Two and three-bedroom homes are on offer from £99,995. Barratt Homes says: "Now it the ideal time to get on the ladder." For further details, call 01724 854476.

Offers inside your Scunthorpe Telegraph this week

January 22, 2015, 10:52 pm

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EVERY week in your Scunthorpe Telegraph we run an offers page full of vouchers for local businesses - so you can support independent traders AND save money! This week we have: • 2 for £12 at The George• 10 per cent off jewellery and gifts at Jewellery Delights• Free tea or coffee offer at Scalinis• 2 for £10 fish and chips Friday special at The Cocked Hat• 20 per cent off food at Salt & Pepper Village Restaurant• Free tea or coffee the Wortley...

New Face of Sainsbury's is model from Scunthorpe area

January 22, 2015, 10:54 pm

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HE'S used to appearing in glamorous cities like Milan, Toyko and Los Angeles, but now an international male model has seen his face on show back home in North Lincolnshire.James Collins, from Burton-Upon-Stather, has lived in New York for the past 12 years plying his trade as a male model.The 32-year-old has done work for Giorgio Armani, Hugo Boss and Ralph Lauren in a career which has seen him travel the world.But James, who studied at John Leggott College, was given a pleasant surprise when he...

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January 22, 2015, 10:56 pm

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DISCOUNT supermarket chain Aldi has come under fire after staff at its Ashby High Street store were spotted throwing packaged items into a skip. Shopper Zoe Mitchell said she saw staff disposing of items including boots, shoes, slippers, drills and screwdrivers earlier this month and felt they should instead be donated to charity. She said: "I asked them why they were throwing things away and not giving them to a charity. "They said it all had to be sent away to be destroyed. "It was all brand...

Child school attendance: 3 parents sentenced in Scunthorpe

January 22, 2015, 10:58 pm

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Three parents have been sentenced by North Lincolnshire Magistrates, in Scunthorpe, over their children's school attendance. All were fined and had to pay costs. LUISA ANTUNES, 48, of Digby Street, Scunthorpe, pleaded guilty to being the parent of a child who failed to regularly attend school. She was fined £45, ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £20 and costs of £150. JULIE STEAD, of Sandhouse Crescent, Scunthorpe, pleaded guilty to being the parent of a child who failed...

Girl, 9, with 'broken doll syndrome' faces 17th op

January 22, 2015, 11:00 pm

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A NINE-year-old girl with "broken doll syndrome" is facing her 17th major operation this year.Kira Yates suffers from Apert syndrome, a rare condition meaning she was born with malformations of the skull, face, hands and feet.The condition prevents the skull from growing normally, affecting the shape of the head and face.Kira, who lives with her family in Belton, has already undergone operations to smash and rebuild her skull – the latest of which happened in August last...

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WEATHER: Cold start for Scunthorpe area

January 23, 2015, 12:14 am

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FORECASTERS are predicting a cold start to the Scunthorpe area this morning (Friday, January 23). The Met Office say temperatures will stay below 0 until 10am. This afternoon is expected to be sunnier, but rain will hit at around 3pm and will continue into the evening. There are currently no weather warnings for the area. Meanwhile, Humberside Police are reminding motorists to take care on the region's roads and allow extra time to de-ice and travel. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter

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January 23, 2015, 12:19 am

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ARE you feeling lucky? Tonight's EuroMillions jackpot will be drawn tonight. And players will be crossing their fingers to scoop a fortune of an estimated £11 million. There will also be one guaranteed UK Millionaire Maker winner of £1 million. Unlike national lotteries, where winners are usually limited to residents of one country, EuroMillions pools the stakes to create huge jackpots and prizes. If there is no jackpot winner, the top prize can roll over several times and after a...

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January 23, 2015, 12:30 am

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POPULAR shows Sherlock and Top Gear topped the list of the most watched shows on the BBC iPlayer last year. The return of the hit show, Sherlock, finally revealed how the detective survived a spectacular fall from London's rooftops in the previous series. It aired on New Year's Day 2014, and nearly 4.2 million viewers requested the episode afterwards on BBC iPlayer. That episode became the most popular programme on the iPlayer site in 2014, pipping motoring show Top Gear to the top, in a record...

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January 23, 2015, 12:39 am

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HEADLINES about underage drinking have become more and more shocking according to Jeremy Kyle. Kyle took to the streets of northern Lincolnshire with East Midlands Ambulance Service's Steve Pratten in last night's The Kyle Files – a hard-hitting ITV documentary aimed at highlighting the issues of binge drinking. During the show, which was the third episode of the six-week series, the presenter witnessed first-hand the pressures that EMAS and other emergency services are being put...

Scunthorpe families wanted for Channel 4 TV show

January 23, 2015, 4:12 am

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Channel 4 are looking for families from Scunthorpe to take part in a television show. A new series of the channel's 'The Three Day Nanny' show is returning to the box, which follows families as they work with nanny Kathryn Mewes to tackle their child/children's behavioural challenges. A spokesman for TV company Liberty Bell said: "Using her proven three-day technique, Kathryn can transform children's behaviour for the better and will arm parents with the...

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January 23, 2015, 4:17 am

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Restless workers will be polishing their CVs today (Friday) – as 2.30pm this afternoon has been identified as the busiest time of the year for job-hunters.While the first Monday back to work after the Christmas break sparks a surge in job-hunting, tesearchers have pinpointed the time as the peak period of 2015 for workers to complete job applications, search for new posts and tweak CVs.The combination of post-Christmas debt, January blues and New Year resolutions combine today to create a...

Warning issued over solar panel deals in North Lincolnshire

January 23, 2015, 4:32 am

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TRADING standards in have received a number of complaints from people who have purchased solar panels on finance agreements in North Lincolnshire.The complaints have come from those who have been assured by salesmen that the feed in tariff and the savings in electricity will cover the monthly repayments. In most cases this has not been the outcome and consumers are having to make the repayments out of their own pockets, Trading Standards say. A spokesman for North...

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January 23, 2015, 5:04 am

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TICKETS for platinum-selling indie band The Vaccines are selling fast - with just five standing tickets left.  The band are playing at the Baths Hall in Scunthorpe on Tuesday, March 31 After going on sale at 10am this morning, the venue said there are just five standing tickets and a limited number of seated tickets available.  UPDATE: 3PM: The Baths Hall has confirmed that all standing tickets are now sold out. Tickets cost £20 and a booking fee may...

Staff at Scunthorpe General to strike over pay

January 23, 2015, 6:31 am

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STAFF at Scunthorpe General Hospital are due to take part in strike action on Thursday, (January 29).They will join NHS staff across the country in an attempt to achieve a one per cent pay rise for all NHS staff.Hospital bosses have said patient safety will remain a top priority during the action, which will take place between 8am and 9pm. A spokeswoman for the hospital said: "Contingency plans are being put in place to ensure disruption to patients is kept to a minimum during next...

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January 23, 2015, 7:22 am

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It's a British trait, turning on something when it's successful (look what happened to Tesco!) and now it seems the beloved Creme Egg is the latest to get that treatment.First of all there was eggsplosive news that you could no longer buy a half-dozen of the little Easter eggs, which were put on sale before the Christmas decorations were down.Cadbury's – or rather brand owner Mondelez – has repackaged them in fives but is still selling them at roughly the same price. Actually,...

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January 23, 2015, 10:50 am

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A retired police chief has been convicted of witness intimidation, aggravated stalking, harassment, and common assault.A jury of six women and five men took five hours and 47 minutes to find former Humberside Police chief superintendent Colin Andrews guilty of the offences at 2.45pm today following a six-week trial at Manchester Crown Court.He was cleared of rape, assault occasioning actual bodily harm, and a further charge of common assault.Andrews, 58, of Brough, East Yorkshire bowed his head...

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January 23, 2015, 12:23 pm

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THE latest EuroMillions draw has been made, so are you a winner?Ticket-holders across Europe were playing for a jackpot of £11 million in tonight's draw (Friday, January 23)Have you won? The winning numbers were 6, 29, 30, 38, 45 with the lucky stars being 1 and 8.One lucky UK ticket-holder has also won £1 million in the UK Millionaire Maker part of the game. Check back for the Millionaire Maker results.