Grimsby Telegraph

Salon's Celebration Deals to Continue

Salon's celebration deals to continue A GRIMSBY tanning salon is extending its firstanniversary discount deals to support the Grimsby Telegraph's Bounce Back campaign. introduced in December. These include: Fake Bake Spray Tans, half-price at Pounds 10 Stand-up sun-bed courses at Pounds 15 for 60 minutes, with six minutes free with every course.

Jealous Ex-Lover Harassed Woman ; in Brief

JEALOUS lover Luke Dillon angrily threatened to kill his ex- girlfriend's new boyfriend, a court heard. Dillon, 23, of Humberston Avenue, Humberston, admitted harassing Annelise Akers between June 1 and September 5. Dennis Aisthorpe, prosecuting, told Grimsby magistrates that Dillon phoned Miss Akers, screamed down the phone and threatened to kill her after she told him she had a new boyfriend.

Parliament Hopeful Pledges to 'Do His Bit'

A PROSPECTIVE parliamentary candidate for Cleethorpes, has pledged to "do his bit" for the British Armed Forces. Councillor Martin Vickers met with representatives from The Royal British Legion at the recent Conservative party conference in Manchester.

'Chickens Help Breed Prosperity' ; Fledgling Self-Sustainability Business Is Bringing the Good Life to Region

A HUMBERSTON business owner is running a "one-stop chicken shop" - helping to bring The Good Life to Grimsby. Chris Smith, co-owner of Lindsey Concrete Products in Wilton Road, breeds his own chickens, to the delight of his six-year-old daughter Holly.

Spooky Spots Will Have You in High Spirits ; From Paranormal Pubs to Weird Woods, Take a Tour of Our Haunted Locations

TODAY is Hallowe'en - are you ready to be spooked? Following on from yesterday's feature about Grimsby's "gore trail", Grimsby Telegraph reporter Conrad Emmett has delved into the area's own X- Files, to uncover scenes of ghoulish deeds and haunted locations, so you can go ghost-busting this weekend - if you dare ... MYSTERIOUS lights, strange noises and ghostly apparitions, Lincolnshire is a hotbed of paranormal activity.

Your Stars

If a close one is in a bad mood, as many of the signs are today, just ignore them. To give energy to their dramas will only give them length. Focus on your finances brings success. You can keep trying to make something work that has failed time and time again. Or you can choose to put yourself first and work on what you know makes you happy. Loyalty has a lifespan.

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When the Warriors Landed in Town

CAN you tell us anything about this picture? It was sent to us by Judy Coop, of Archer Road, Waltham. Judy said: "I came across this postcard in a collection that had previously belonged to my great uncle and aunt, Tom and Priscilla Newby.

Were You This Girl?

Elephants Made Way for Planes ; Bygones: Keeping It Local

AFTER we printed an appeal for information about aeroplanes that used to be located on land somewhere near where Pleasure Island now stands, Jeff Beedham got in touch. Jeff said: "With regard to the corroding aircraft near the site of the old zoo at Cleethorpes, they were actually part of the short- lived Bomber County Aircraft Museum which was founded by local enthusiasts - the majority of which was inside the old refurbished elephant house with its distinctive curved roof.

On This Day

October 31, 1949: THE explosion of a firework in a garden in Hart Street, Cleethorpes, smashed 13 windows, blew bundles of wood from the scullery into the yard, knocked the pendulum off a clock in the living room of the house next door and brought down soot from chimneys some distance away. Fourteen-year-old Richard Newland collapsed after limping into the house dazed, with his leg bleeding from cuts and his trousers torn. Richard had bought a box of fireworks a few days before and decided to...

Honouring Our Heroes ; Advertisement Feature

Celebrating and sharing success "WE will remember them." Those who sacrificed their lives in the first and second world wars and subsequent conflicts will be honoured at services throughout North East Lincolnshire and northern Lincolnshire.

Court Briefs

THE following people have been sentenced at Grimsby Magistrates' Court for motoring offences: Richard John Alexander, 32, of Church Lane, Waithe, near Louth: Having no insurance, fined Pounds 100, pay Pounds 40 costs. Ross Cotton, 23, of Hawerby Road, Laceby: Having no insurance, fined Pounds 320, banned from driving for six months, pay Pounds 40 costs. James Dodd, 33, of Henry Street, Grimsby: Having no insurance, fined Pounds 70, banned from driving for six months, pay Pounds 40 costs. Dani...