Grimsby Telegraph

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KELSEY Garden Club meets tomorrow for its annual general meeting at 7.30pm at Hall Farm Park tearooms, South Kelsey. There will be wine and nibbles, a free raffle and a Flower of the Month competition.

Former Beauty Queen Set to Experience Life in the Alps

FORMER Grimsby beauty queen Della Draper will be jetting off to spend this winter in the Swiss Alps. The 49-year-old - who was crowned Miss UK in 1982 and was a Miss World runner-up - is looking forward to spending the season in Verbier.

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Sports Day

QUIZ 1 What surname connects an Austrian-born former Formula One driver and a Czech-born Liverpool midfielder? 2 What first name connects former British athletes Fraser and Hartley? 3 What is the surname of Kent cricket captain Rob? 4 What is the surname of former Republic of Ireland international defender Phil, now 40, who played for Millwall, Bradford, Coventry, Liverpool, Sunderland and Sporting Lisbon. 5 Where did this year's Open Championship take place? Answers below SPORT ON TV TODAY F...

; Gardening Fanatics Impress the Judges with Outstanding Exhibits

MAGNIFICENT marrows, fabulous flowers and perfect pickles bagged top prizes at New Waltham Garden Club's annual show. A panel of expert judges cast their eyes over more than 400 items that were exhibited at New Waltham Village Hall, in Station Road, on Saturday.

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Trip Back in Time to the 1940s

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A VILLAGE church will have a book sale for charity. All Saints Church in Waltham will host the sale in the church hall on Saturday, October 15. Doors will open at 10am and the event will close at 4pm.

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AN INFORMATIVE talk open to the public will discus how best to prepare your gardens for autumn. The talk, inside the restaurant at Pennells Garden Centre, in Humberston Road, Grimsby, will be given by Paul Atkins and Don Wiseman today.

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PLANNING enforcement officers are taking a zero-tolerance stance on advertising boards that clutter the high streets across North East Lincolnshire. Officers have responded to complaints in Cleethorpes and are now tackling similar offenders in other parts of the borougS h.

Sleepwalkers Raise Cash for Hospice

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Takeaway Owners: ; Traders Call for Permit Scheme to Be Introduced

TAKEAWAY owners in Barton have called for a parking permit scheme to be introduced so they can leave vehicles outside their shops. Parking in George Street, in the town centre, is currently limited to one hour, meaning traders can be penalised for leaving their cars and delivery vehicles on the road for longer periods.

Council Is Changing Adult Care

THE future of Lincolnshire County Council is changing rapidly, officials say. Council bosses are proposing further changes on how they provide adult social care, with individuals spending their personal budgets rather than officials.

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A CHARITY golf day swung up almost Pounds 1,000 for a little girl with a rare genetic condition. As reported, Mick Lewis, a family friend of Kim and Nathan Scott whose daughter Kiera has Phelan Mcdermid Syndrome, held a charity golf day at Immingham Golf Club in her honour.

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VOTE for Lincolnshire! After three months of fierce competition, Lincolnshire is in the lead of a national competition to find Britain's Favourite Food Spot. But there is only 0.7 per cent separating our county from Cornwall so Lincolnshire needs your votes.

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GRAB a bargain and help raise money for Ukraine Relief Aid. The charity is holding its monthly jumble sale tomorrow from 2pm at the Park Congregational Church Hall in Humberston Road, Grimsby.