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Syndicate 'pull-out' of deal to buy Scunthorpe pub
IT is understood a four-strong syndicate has pulled out of a deal to buy a Scunthorpe pub. The move, at the Riveter pub, is believed to have come over concerns residents would block plans to extend the...
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Man admits sexual offences
A SEXUAL relationship continued between a teenage boy and girl despite him being "warned off" by his mother when she discovered it, a court heard.Scott Watson, 20, of Crosby Avenue, Scunthorpe,...
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Tata Steel issue smoking warning to Scunthorpe staff
TATA Steel bosses in Scunthorpe have warned motorists they intend to enforce a law designed to protect young passengers from passive smokingFrom October 1 it will be illegal to smoke in vehicles with...
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Landlady who ran two popular Scunthorpe pubs takes over at new...
THE new landlady at a town pub has said her emphasis will be on entertainment and turning the pub into the town's newest live music venue.Lorraine Briggs was set to take over at the White Hart, in...
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Police issue warning after incidents involving suspicious...
POLICE have issued a warning about suspicious vehicles.A force spokesman said: "Suspicious vehicles have been seen in various areas of the Isle of Axholme."It would appear that person(s) unknown are...
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Burglar who broke into Scunthorpe housing complex and left staff...
A MAN broke into a Scunthorpe housing complex and caused staff members to fear for their safety, before throwing a computer monitor through a window he had forced open, a court heard. Thain Dawson, 31,...
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Tributes paid to Westcliff Community champion Peter Woodcock...
TRIBUTES have been paid to a well-known community figure in Scunthorpe. Peter Woodcock, 59, died on August 27 after a battle with cancer. Born in Cleethorpes, Mr Woodcock, moved to Scunthorpe with his...
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45 jobs at risk at Scunthorpe factory
FORTY-five jobs are at risk at a German-owned car components plant in Scunthorpe. Bosses at the International Automotive Components (IAC) firm on the town's Foxhills Industrial Estate have identified...
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Morrisons supermarket to close 11 stores
SUPERMARKET Morrisons is to close 11 stores - which could lead to the loss of up to 900 jobs. The chain, which has a store on the Lakeside Retail Park in Scunthorpe, reported a 47 per cent drop in half...
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Gas leak closes Scunthorpe town centre pub
A SCUNTHORPE nightspot was forced to close last night due to a gas leak. Engineers from National Grid responded to the incident at the Abacus pub on High Street yesterday (Wednesday, September 9). A...
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September 10, 2000: On this day 15 years ago Scunthorpe pictures
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Teenage girl accosted by man in Scunthorpe
POLICE are appealing for information after a teenage girl was reportedly accosted by a man as she walked along a Scunthorpe footpath.The incident happened yesterday (Wednesday, September 9) at about...
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Students reveal excitement at joining new Humber University...
THE new Humber University Technical College (UTC) has welcomed its first batch of students – an historic moment for the state-of-the-art facility.The workshops and labs played host to their first...
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Prize Pets Top 10 revealed – will your favourite win a...
VOTES have been cast in the Scunthorpe Telegraph's Prize Pets competition.More than 400 pet "selfies" were sent in from proud pet owners vying for the chance to win a share of £1,000. See the top 10 in...
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WHAT A SMELL! The day Scunthorpe folk kicked up a stink over...
LAUNDRY bills went up at the Golden Wonder factory in Scunthorpe as workers began producing Scampi 'n' Lemon Nik Naks again in September 2002.Work on the production lines in the company's factory was...
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Which Labour candidate do you think should lead the party?
LOCAL Labour members have thrown their weight behind left-wing candidate Jeremy Corbyn to lead the national party, despite their MP Nic Dakin backing Yvette Cooper. But who gets your vote? Is it one of...
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Hair salon relaunches after undergoing a makeover
A HAIR salon has relaunched after a makeover.Xandria's Hair on High Street, Barton-Upon- Humber, is celebrating nearly two years in business and is held a re-launch evening last night.Improvements...
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'We must do all we can to tackle refugee crisis' says MP
PARLIAMENT resumed this week after the summer recess. The recess periods give more time to catch up with constituency work – visits to businesses, meetings with officials from councils, NHS, police and...
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Club cuts hours and introduces admission charge to help it stay...
A SPECIAL meeting of members of a Scunthorpe club has voted in some cost-cutting measures to help keep the business afloat. Trading hours at Scunthorpe's oldest workingmen's club, the Ashby...
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Man jailed for headbutting girlfriend and biting her nose
A MAN was jailed after assaults on his girlfriend, including headbutting her and biting her nose.Ryan Sturman, 26, of Thealby Lane, Winterton, pleaded guilty to two counts of assault by beating,...
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