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80,000 tonnes Corus steel set for Navy ships
THE sheer scale of two Royal Navy aircraft carriers to be built with Scunthorpe steel is becoming clear. Steelworkers at Corus, off...
All homes to go green
- North Lincolnshire Council
- Recycling wisdom from rapping robot
- Final few to get recycling collection
Police hunt poachers
SUSPECTED poachers and hare-coursers have been hunted down by police over the festive period. Reports of five men hare-coursing in a...
Shoppers give ideas on market
MORE than 400 people have had a say on the future of North Lincolnshire's markets. Shoppers had been urged to give their ideas about...
WIN a share of £6,000
START the new year £1,000 richer, thanks to your Scunthorpe Telegraph. Our Grab A Grand competition is back and ahead of the cash bonan...
FREE slimming website launched
GET in shape in 2009 with the Scunthorpe Telegraph's new slimming website.Telegraph Slimmers is packed with great features to help you loose weight and live a healthier lifestyle. After...
New backing for tolls campaign
A LOCAL government organisation representing five-million people has backed the A Toll Too Far campaign. Local Government Yorkshire and...
This site is located close to residential areas. As the crow flies the centre of Brigg is less than one mile away and there are numerous houses closer. Access to the site by traffic, is also a major concern - it could create 200 vehicle trips a day, mainly lorries, which will impact on the environment, and kids riding to school. The mini-roundabout on the B1206, which the lorries will use, is already a ‘bottleneck’ morning and night and with lorries turning right every seven minutes, will be horrendous. Increased traffic levels in the surrounding area will impact on everybody.
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