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‘The Thing That Came Over From There’, a 1950’s style horror show will be haunting venues in North Lincolnshire as part of LiveLincs’ spring season.

Figures from Tour of Britain race organisers reveal that visitors spent nearly £3 million in our area when North Lincolnshire hosted a stage of the race in September last year.

The Mayor of North Lincolnshire, Cllr Peter Clark and Deputy Mayor, Cllr John Briggs will attend the following engagements in February:

Groundwork has started at Bottesford Beck to build the new £350,000 Bottesford and Yaddlethorpe Education and Visitor Centre.

This February half term (12 to 16 February), children can get involved in free knights and dragons themed activities, trails and adventures at North Lincolnshire Museum.

Businesses in North Lincolnshire are being urged to bid for cash that will use digital solutions to improve health.

People across North Lincolnshire are encouraged to learn the FAST test to identify the early signs of a stroke and help save more lives.

Council Leader Rob Waltham paid tribute to those who died in the Holocaust and to the survivors who are working hard to ensure future generations never again have to suffer this needless loss of life.

Barton St Peter’s C of E Primary School has undergone a £400,000 renovation project to increase the size of the school.

New playground and sports equipment is being installed in Owston Ferry and Gunthorpe after the council awarded £150,000 from its Community Grant Fund.