Pieminister to close online shop ahead of Black Friday
Comments Off on Pieminister to close online shop ahead of Black FridayThe pie chain said customers can still place orders but they will not be delivered until the start of December
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Four new woodlands to be created
Comments Off on Four new woodlands to be createdAccording to Forestry England, Lincolnshire is one of the least wooded counties in England.
‘Price of sports bras shouldn’t stop us competing’
Comments Off on ‘Price of sports bras shouldn’t stop us competing’A former Team GB athlete is calling for free sports bras and fittings for secondary school girls.
AI to help doctors find and fix broken bones
Comments Off on AI to help doctors find and fix broken bonesNorthern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust is going to take part in a two-year trial.
Disposable vapes ban: a lot of hot air or a slow-burn success?
Comments Off on Disposable vapes ban: a lot of hot air or a slow-burn success?Almost six months since the ban came into effect, young vapers share their views.
Morris ‘tatter coat’ hike raises cash for hospice
Comments Off on Morris ‘tatter coat’ hike raises cash for hospicePeter Gale honours his late mother with a colourful fundraising walk in aid of Thorpe Hall Hospice.
Mum’s heartbreak over son’s road death 14 years on
Comments Off on Mum’s heartbreak over son’s road death 14 years onNew statistics show an increase in the number of road casualties in northern Lincolnshire in 2024.
Bronze Age coffin to go on show at museum
Comments Off on Bronze Age coffin to go on show at museumThe 4,000-year-old coffin will go on display at Lincoln Museum next year.
Humberston Christmas Fair
Comments Off on Humberston Christmas FairChristmas Fair with various craft stalls, refreshments and home made bakes.
Proceeds from the refreshments are in aid of Macmillan Cancer Care.
Free admission
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Business secretary backs shift to electric arc furnaces at British Steel plant
Comments Off on Business secretary backs shift to electric arc furnaces at British Steel plantMove would secure future of steel production at Scunthorpe but raise questions over future of blast furnaces
The business secretary, Peter Kyle, has backed a shift to cleaner electric arc technology at the state-controlled British Steel plant, raising questions about the future of the UK’s last remaining blast furnaces.
Kyle said the government was “keen to see that transition happen”, as he works on a new steel strategy, which is expected to be published in December.