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Scunthorpe club bucks national trend with booming trade
Business is booming at a club in Scunthorpe with officials reporting a 10 per cent rise in membership since the start of the year. READ MORE ON THIS STORY BY VISITING www.scunthorpetelegraph.co.uk
View ArticleTrain delay from Scunthorpe to Cleethorpes
A First Transpennine Express train running from Scunthorpe to Cleethorpes has been delayed this morning (Wednesday, July 24). The train which was due to leave Scunthorpe Train Station at 9.06am is...
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Weather warning in place today
FORECASTERS are warning of further bad weather for the Yorkshire and the Humber region today (Wednesday, July 24). The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning of rain for the region today, which...
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VIDEO: Elderly woman suffers serious head injuries in attack
POLICE are appealing for information in connection with a Scunthorpe incident in which an elderly woman sustained serious head injuries. READ MORE ON THIS STORY AND VIEW THE ACCOMPANYING VIDEO BY...
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Former Scunthorpe United player Rory Coleman on Channel 4's...
Former Scunthorpe United trainee Rory Coleman is set to play on Channel 4's game show Countdown tonight (Wednesday, July 24). The ex-Scunthorpe player has already appeared on the show for the past...
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VIDEO: Hospital chief executive refuses to offer resignation
The chief executive of the trust overseeing Scunthorpe General Hospital has said sorry to families and patients but refuses to offer her resignation. VIEW AN IN-DEPTH VIDEO INTERVIEW WITH HER BY...
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Charity bungee jump put back a week
A sponsored bungee jump from a 200ft crane jib at the Priory Hotel in Ashby Road, Scunthorpe - due to take place tonight (Wednesday July 24) at 6pm - has been postponed until next Wednesday, July 31....
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UK shuns meningitis B vaccine
A vaccine to protect against a lethal form of meningitis should not be introduced because it is not cost-effective, government advisers have said. According to the Joint Committee on Vaccination and...
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Last Stennett's market in Brigg held today
THE last Stennett's market in Brigg is taking place today (Thursday July 25), ending an association of more than 90 years with the town. The market has been running in the town since 1918 and for the...
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Bailiff thwarts raid by gang at pond owned by Scunthorpe club
SECURITY measures around fishing ponds in North Lincolnshire were stepped up this week after a raid by a nine-strong gang was thwarted by a bailiff. The target for the nine thieves was carp which in...
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Scunthorpe kidnap charge man appears in court
A MAN has been charged with kidnap following an incident in the Crosby area of Scunthorpe. READ MORE ON THIS STORY BY VISITING www.scunthorpetelegraph.co.uk
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Motorway closures start tomorrow
Work to improve the road surface and improve journeys for drivers on the M181 between Midmoor and Frodingham in Scunthorpe will start tomorrow (Friday, July 26). The Highways Agency will be resurfacing...
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Man locked in bedroom rescued by fire fighters
Fire fighters were called to two incidences with a man being locked in a bedroom this morning (Thursday, July 25). Humberside Fire and Rescue crews were first called to an address on Beauchamp Walk,...
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Westcliff task force anger
OFFICIALS at Westcliff Drop-in Centre and Labour ward councillors have criticised the way a task force which is running the pop-up workshops on the estate was set up.Both say they were not asked to be...
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Tata Steel opening new site
The First Minister will re-open Tata Steel's new site at Llanwern, South Wales this afternoon after the company invested £3.6million in its Zodiac plant. The aim is to offer more flexibility to...
View ArticleRides created
THE week before half term, years 5 and 6 took part in Industry Week. It was for the whole week, and we made fairground rides using normal household objects and circuitry.Four STEM ambassadors came in...
View ArticleMaking annual show high-tech!
WE WENT to the Lincolnshire Show on June 19 and 20. We were taking part in the schools challenge where schools around Lincolnshire have to choose an aspect of the show to be involved in; we chose the...
View ArticleGrowing gardens
AT SCAWBY we have been taking part in the RHS garden challenge for schools. We already have some really good gardens at school, but we decided to have a whole day, with our parents invited in to make...
View ArticleWhy not give up some time to be a volunteer?
VOLUNTEERING is not just working for no wages. It is so much more than that.Wherever you decide to volunteer, you have rights and you have responsibilities.A volunteer is someone who has decided, of...
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A small car with big appeal
THE pokiest mainstream version of Vauxhall's little ADAM lifestyle city car has a 1.4-litre 16v petrol engine with 100PS.In the ADAM, Vauxhall has invented its own appealing recipe for a chic, compact,...
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