Disabled couple still without downstairs toilet after work stops...

February 23, 2017, 10:01 pm

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A DISABLED couple are still without a downstairs toilet after building work stopped on an extension, which remains unfinished seven months on. Vaughan and Sheryl Harrison, 60, both require wheelchairs and wanted to add an extension to make room for a full disabled access toilet downstairs at their home on Westburn Avenue, New Holland. But, after handing over more than £27,000 for the cost of the extension, work ground to a halt – and there is now a stand-off between the couple...

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Tickets on sale today for G4 at Scunthorpe Baths Hall

February 23, 2017, 10:10 pm

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TICKETS go on sale today for multi-platinum-selling vocal harmony group G4 who are set to perform at The Baths Hall in Scunthorpe later this year. And for one of the group's members, the September 20 show will be a return visit to the venue, albeit in a more positive capacity. Frontman Jonathan Ansell took to the stage at the Doncaster Road venue before last month's Viennese Strauss Gala in a peaceful protest over pay. It is understood Mr Ansell is involved in a row over money he claims he...

New v old rock at two Scunthorpe venues

February 23, 2017, 10:21 pm

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IT'S new v old rock this weekend as Scunthorpe's two top live venues Cafe Indiependent and the Lincoln Imp battle it out for the loyalty of local fans. First off the mark tonight (Friday, February 24) is the cafe and the debut by Manchester's blue-eyed boys Cabbage. All the tickets at £8 a time were sold out last month, guaranteeing a full house for the High Street venue's second birthday party. The Cabbage quintet – led by Lee Broadbent – opened their UK tour in...

Funeral for Sean Ladley to take place today

February 23, 2017, 10:31 pm

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A FUNERAL service for former Scunthorpe night club bouncer Sean Ladley will be held at All Saints' Church, Winteringham, today (Friday, February 24) at 1.30pm. Father-of-two Sean died aged 44 years on February 6. His death came six years after he survived a horrific car crash which led to his neck being broken in three places Until last month Sean, a slaughterman by trade, ran the Red Lion at Broughton with his partner Amber Smith. Regulars dubbed him The Lion King. Sean's brother Dave...

Your support can help us win £20k wedding

February 23, 2017, 10:41 pm

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A NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE couple are asking for your backing to help them win a wedding. Philip Kirkham and Katie Anderton, of New Holland, have made it to the final five of Viking FM's Win A Wedding competition. In order to take victory and enjoy a £20,000 wedding, the pair have to raise the most money for Viking FM's charity Cash For Kids – whichever couple raises the most wins. Philip, who met his partner Katie at work nine years ago, said that although they had already planned...

Take a tour around stunning £310,000 barn conversion

February 23, 2017, 10:51 pm

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IF you ever wanted proof that you can find incredible value in North Lincolnshire, this has to be it. This amazing property in Thealby, not far from the stunning Normanby Park, oozes class and modern comforts and is on the market for just £310,000. This remarkable three-bedroom barn conversion is immaculate throughout and offers luxurious family living. The 250-year-old barn is situated in a picturesque part of North Lincolnshire with stunning views over the countryside. Downstairs,...

Horse on the loose in Scunthorpe

February 24, 2017, 12:20 am

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POLICE are dealing with a horse on the loose in Scunthorpe. Sgt James Main, of Humberside Police, said the ongoing incident happened on Warren Road this morning (Friday, February 24). #TrafficAlert ⚠️we have a horse 🐴 wondering around Warren Rd #Scunthorpe currently - the Lone Ranger is enroute — Sgt James Main (@SgtJamesMain) February 24, 2017 MORE: Disabled couple still without downstairs toilet after work stops on £27k extensionRead today's top storiesFollow us on Facebook...

Lincolnshire House sportsman's dinner - pictures

February 24, 2017, 1:24 am

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LINCOLNSHIRE House in Scunthorpe held a sportsman's dinner last night (Thursday, February 23). Scunthorpe United Football Club manager Graham Alexander attended the event. Lincolnshire House is a registered charity providing residential, day and respite care services for adults with cerebral palsy and similar disabilities. MORE: Disabled couple still without downstairs toilet after work stops on £27k extension See pictures from the event below. Read today's top...

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Disruption to phone lines at Scunthorpe General Hospital

February 24, 2017, 2:50 am

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PATIENTS of Scunthorpe General Hospital have been warned of potential disruption to the phone lines on Wednesday (March 1). The potential disruption follows the decision by Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust (NLaG) to install a new telephone system, which will bring new ways for staff to communicate and move over to non-geographical numbers. All internal extension numbers are being re-numbered as part of the upgrade. On March 1, the new system goes live at 8am with...

Plans to bring outdoor adventure park to Scunthorpe could create...

February 24, 2017, 3:16 am

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Thirty jobs could be set to come to Scunthorpe as the local authority is in talks with outdoor adventure company Go Ape. North Lincolnshire Council has been in discussions with the company to bring an adventure park to Normanby Hall Country Park. Go Ape is a Tree Top Adventure course – a high ropes obstacle course with zip wires and rope swings with different levels of challenge. The nearest Go Ape is near Nottingham. More: Lincolnshire House sportsman's dinner - picturesPrior to...

Tax payers pay price for successful planning appeals

February 24, 2017, 3:28 am

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The bill for planning appeals successfully made against North Lincolnshire Council is rising for local tax-payers. Latest figures released under the Freedom of Information Act show the costs for losing appeals had increased from £12.350 in 2014 to £64,000 last year., The payments relate to determinations made by both officers and the planning committee. More: Disruption to phone lines at Scunthorpe General HospitalCllr Rob Waltham, the leader of North Lincolnshire Council,...

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February 24, 2017, 3:34 am

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Out-patient appointments, tests and some types of treatment currently provided by staff at Scunthorpe General Hospital could be switched to local community facilities in a bid to make them more accessible. A review has been called for by the newly-established Humber, Coast and Vale Sustainability and Transformation Plan (STP). The STP has been set up to help hospitals like Scunthorpe transform care for patients in a sustainable way. Spokeswoman Emma Latimer said:" The plan allow the...

Name released of motorcyclist who died in Bottesford crash

February 24, 2017, 3:34 am

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THE name of the motorcyclist who died after a crash on Holme Lane, Bottesford, has been released. Coroner's officer Janet Newell confirmed this morning (Friday, February 24) that Steven Gilleard was the the 37-year-old motorcyclist who tragically died on Wednesday evening (February 22). Humberside Police said the motorcyclist sustained fatal injuries after his green Kawasaki motorbike left the carriageway shortly before 5.30pm. An inquest is expected to open next week. Several witnesses...

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February 24, 2017, 4:57 am

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POLICE have released helicopter footage of jailed thug Clint Clay during a rooftop stand-off with police last July. Clay, 24, of Frodingham Road, viciously attacked a man with a machete and was at the centre of a high-profile rooftop stand-off. The attack victim was lucky he was not killed and it was probably only because he put his arm up that he did not die, a court heard. During the rooftop drama, he hurled tiles down at police and negotiators, the court was told. Clay denied...

PICTURES: The Sixties are brought back to Scunthorpe

February 24, 2017, 6:11 am

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The Sixties were brought back to Scunthorpe last night in style. For one night only The Sensational 60s Experience took to the stage at the Baths Hall to unleash hits such as No Milk Today and I'm Into Something Good. See if you can spot yourself in our gallery below. Read today's top storiesFollow us on Facebook and Twitter

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£47k windfall for popular town park

February 24, 2017, 7:13 am

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BARTON's Friends of Baysgarth Park is celebrating a £47,000 windfall thanks to funding body WREN. This money is on top of the £75,000 committed to Baysgarth Park by North Lincolnshire Council for 2017/18. The council has been working with the Friends of Baysgarth Park to put together a plan of improvements to the park with the hope of achieving Green Flag status. Improvement works include - A new, two-metre wide, footpath around the perimeter of the park - New signs to...

Derelict house of 10 years to be auctioned

February 24, 2017, 10:10 am

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A SEMI-DETACHED house which has stood derelict for more than 10 years on Scunthorpe's Ashby Road will be sold at a public auction next week. The owners of the property alongside The Mandarin Chinese take away are seeking bids in the region of £15,000. MORE: £47k windfall for popular town park The Ashby Road house will be among five lots to be sold off by Leonards of Hull at the Humber Bridge Country Hotel in Barton-upon-Humber on March 1 at 2pm. The other properties are on...

Is this the first flower of spring? Send us your pictures!

February 24, 2017, 10:36 am

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IS THIS the first sign of spring in Scunthorpe? A reader has kindly sent in the first sign of spring they've seen in Scunthorpe - a blooming daffodil! MORE: £47k windfall for popular town park It was spotted on Holme Lane. Send us your pictures at newsdesk@scunthorpetelegraph.co.uk or through FacebookMore of today's Scunthorpe news Follow us on Facebook and Twitter

INSTANT ban to come into force for drivers using mobiles

February 24, 2017, 10:58 am

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DESPITE the threat of a sizeable fine, many motorists are still unaware of changes to the law for driving while using a mobile phone. From March 1, anyone caught using their phone behind the wheel will be issued with six points and a £200 fine – double the three points and £100 fine at present. It is a particularly huge change for new drivers who could potentially face an instant ban if they are caught just once within the first two years after passing their...

Faulty gas hobs recalled by Bosch over exploding fears

February 24, 2017, 11:27 am

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BOSCH is recalling faulty gas hobs over fears that they could explode in extreme cases. The recall is due to potential damage to installed gas connectors. It means, in certain circumstances, gas could escape in an uncontrolled manner. In extremely rare cases a risk of explosion can arise. Models affected are Bosch: NGU4151DB and Neff: T20S31N0. The recall applies to cookers manufactured between 2009 and 2011. MORE: Watch helicopter footage of jailed thug Clint Clay during rooftop stand-off...