Hospital heating failure resolved, trust says
Comments Off on Hospital heating failure resolved, trust saysStaff handed out blankets and provided portable heaters due to issues on parts of a ward.
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‘Women’s vigil message was clear, no more silence’
Comments Off on ‘Women’s vigil message was clear, no more silence’Crowds gather to call for an end to violence against women at events in Grimsby and Beverley.
The adventurer who refused to stay down
Comments Off on The adventurer who refused to stay downThe man who woke up paralysed and went on to conquer mountains.
Police appeal after two seriously injured in A15 collision
Comments Off on Police appeal after two seriously injured in A15 collisionLincolnshire Police are appealing for information after a two-vehicle collision which injured two drivers on the A15 near Rippingale.
Getting ready for the Downing Street Xmas wreath
Comments Off on Getting ready for the Downing Street Xmas wreathPoppy Dales from Louth won a competition to make the wreath for No.10 Downing Street.
Pop, squidge, oh there’s blood!
Comments Off on Pop, squidge, oh there’s blood!Would you be able to take blood? Well that’s what Harry Parkhill has been having a go at.
Lifelike mannequins to ‘transform’ doctor training
Comments Off on Lifelike mannequins to ‘transform’ doctor trainingThe University of Lincoln is spending £1.4m on hi-tech devices that simulate medical conditions.
Steelworks backs drive to break addiction ‘taboo’
Comments Off on Steelworks backs drive to break addiction ‘taboo’The drug and alcohol charity WithYou is training employees at the site in Scunthorpe.
‘I felt normal until partner saw my face droop’
Comments Off on ‘I felt normal until partner saw my face droop’Jo Dayton, from Grimsby, woke up feeling “normal” but her partner, Ian, noticed her face drooping.
Bob Kauders obituary
Comments Off on Bob Kauders obituaryMy friend Bob Kauders, who has died aged 74, was a photographer who specialised in raising the visibility of marginalised communities. With an eye for narrative detail, he recorded people and places touched by what he described as “the inevitability of time and change”.
His work included a study of Humberside’s industrial decline and an open and engaging record of Traveller communities in Lincolnshire, as well as a photographic record of the lives of people living in Tristan da Cunha, a group of volcanic islands in the South Atlantic.