Exercise your right to vote next Thursday - law and order is too...
In seven days time the people of North Lincolnshire, like millions across England and Wales, will take part in an historic...
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Pupils stuck in US after storm finally return home
Schoolchildren on a trip to America have finally returned home, after spending an extra week abroad because of super storm Sandy.
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Your last chance to grab a slice of £20k
This is the final chance for groups to apply for a share of £20,000 as part of the Scunthorpe Telegraph's Cash For Your...
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The groups to have registered so far are:
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Small businesses like us would struggle if workers' wages rose
Small businesses in North Lincolnshire say proposals to raise wages for workers could hamper their ability to stay afloat.
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Bosses at Select store in Scunthorpe Foundry centre looking for...
The decision by bailiffs to temporarily close down a women's fashion store in Scunthorpe's Foundry Shopping Centre was said to...
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Start date announced for power plant near Brigg creating 80 jobs
Building work on a multi-million-pound renewable energy plant will start early next year in a scheme that will create dozens of...
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Tata Steel receives first cargo of coal from mine in...
New supplies of coking coal from south-east Africa are being shipped into the Tata Steel works in Scunthorpe.
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Scunthorpe woman stole from supermarkets to feed hungry son (16)
Pressure from her "hungry" teenage son led a woman to go on two thieving missions to supermarkets, a court heard.
View ArticlePopular church official from Bottesford killed in motorcycle...
The family of a popular church official who died in a motorbike crash have spoken about their devastating loss.
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Scunthorpe Baths Hall a year after opening: Value for money...
North Lincolnshire Council has stressed that it is committed to ensuring value for money for the taxpayers funding the Baths Hall.
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Supermarkets slash petrol prices in Scunthorpe area
North Lincolnshire drivers are able to take advantage of cheaper fuel prices at three supermarkets in the region.
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Statements from candidates wanting to become the first Police and...
Next Thursday (November 15) people in North Lincolnshire will go to the polls to elect Humberside's first Police and Crime...
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Daylight robbery of Scunthorpe woman (81) in Healey Road
An elderly Scunthorpe woman had her handbag snatched as she walked along Healey Road in the town.
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Householder suffers burns in Barrow blaze
A man suffered burns during a fire in Barrow last night (Wednesday Nov 7).
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Police and crime commissioner elections: Q&A
In one week's time Scunthorpe will vote to elect its first ever police and crime commissioner (PCC), who will hold the police...
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Investigations continue after raiders target Barton Co-operative...
Police are continuing to investigate an incident at a store in Barton-Upon-Humber.
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Quibell Park stand in Scunthorpe damaged by fire and sportsground...
The main stand at Quibell Park sportsground in Scunthorpe has been damaged by fire and the venue closed until further notice.
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Casting a vote in the House of Commons is a physical activity,...
Voting is at the heart of the political process. Votes cast by many people for candidates build that crucial bond of...
View ArticleBrigg group has vision to help 500 job-seekers into work
New year, new start is the message for around 500 residents in the Brigg area currently seeking work.
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