The Carnival is over in Barton but Seekers of a pub of their own will be spoilt for choice in Brigg
The way is now clear for another North Lincolnshire pub to be demolished - this time in Barton where the Carnival is well and truly over for drinkers who frequented one of the town's newer pubs.
North Lincolnshire Council planners have decided that the authority's prior approval is not required to knock down the disused Carnival Inn, on Tofts Road.
The Salvation Army wishes to create a new centre and seek permission to put housing on the site.
The council was given prior notification of the proposed demolition of the two-storey pub building but has raised no objections.
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Meanwhile, people who have always hankered after owning their own hostelry have a choice of two in Brigg. And they are both steeped in history.
The White Horse, in Wrawby Street, and the Nelthorpe Arms, in Bridge Street, are both being advertised for sale.
Our local planning authority is having to consider a number of schemes for the site of derelict hostelries - some involving demolition and some seeking to adapt existing pub buildings.
In Brigg, the Ancholme Inn has already been demolished and an application made to build 21 new homes on the site.
Luddington is to see its former hostelry converted for retail and hot food use.
In Scunthorpe, plans have been announced to redevelop the sites of the former Crosby Hotel and the Poacher.
At Keadby, a planning application is currently under consideration for the site of the former Auld South Yorkshire Inn, on Trent Side.
Permission to erect a tyre storage unit and associated external works is being sought. The proposal is to provide basic welfare facilities for employees, including a toilet and shower facility.
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