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Grimsby Telegraph, April 27, 2013

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Out & About ; Full What's On Listings Can Be Found at Www.Thisisgrimsby.Co.Uk/ Entertainment

Full out and about listings are in What's On - your weekly entertainment guide - free every Wednesday in your Grimsby Telegraph. To have your event listed, send details to newsdesk@grimsbytelegraph.co.uk. All listings are correct to the best of our belief. Please note that the onus is on those submitting an entry to inform us of alterations or cancellations. TODAY KARL Jenkins 'Gloria' at the Grimsby Central Hall, Duncombe Street, on Saturday, April 27, Tickets Pounds 13 and Pounds 11, stalls...

Parish Agm Date Set ; in Brief

THE next meeting of Keelby Parish Council will take place on Tuesday, May 7. The AGM will take place in the village hall, in King Street. Residents are welcome to attend and have a say on life in the village.

Family's Attempt to Trace 'Lost' Daughter ; in Brief

DO YOU know Nicola Dawn Tams? A family in the West Midlands is trying to contact Nicola, who is believed to live in Grimsby or the surrounding area, because she is entitled to some money from a long- lost relative. Nicola's father Jeffrey Lea was a trawlerman in the area and she is believed to still live here.

Grand Opportunity to Benefit the Community ; Groups Being Urged to Apply for a Share of Pounds 50,000 Funding

A SHARE of Pounds 50,000 is up for grabs in Immingham. Community groups in Immingham are being urged to apply for One Voice's share of the Immingham 100 Fund.

Rooting for Success in Britain in Bloom Finals

PLANS are already in place for securing Grimsby In Bloom victory on a larger scale. The group launched its entry into the Britain In Bloom finals at Louie's Coffee Shop, in Scartho.

Clergy Are Not Off Their Trolleys

IT'S not often you see members of the clergy doing a trolley dash through the centre of Louth. So you will be forgiven for doing a double take when exactly that happens on Saturday, May 4. A trolley run has been organised to help promote Louth Community Larder and to give it an urgent boost of grocery items.

The Key to Happiness

SINGING always raises a smile ... but for this group of performers, it has done wonders for their health too. The Singing for Health and Happiness workshop, organised by Community Art Works Limited, started as a project to see whether singing can make you healthy.

Learn All About Stage Combat

LEARN something different this summer by attending a stage combat training class at The Ropewalk, in Barton. The North Lincolnshirebased Duckegg Theatre Company is bringing a day of stage combat training for aspiring performers.

Help Families in Need ; in Brief

DO YOUR bit to help women and families in need - and grab a bargain - at the Women's Aid table top sale. Taking place on Saturday, May 25, at the Brighowgate centre, there will not only be the chance to check out a variety of stalls, but fun and games galore, too.

Share Your Gift for Languages with Wea ; in Brief

DO YOU have a gift for languages? The hunt is on for part-time tutors to lead courses for the Grimsby branch of the Workers' Educational Association - particularly in Italian and English literature - for the academic year of 2014/15. Branch secretary Linda Salkeld said: Contact us now if you are interested in working for this national adult educational charity, which has been providing both cultural and community courses since 1903.

Bike Ride Will Help to Beat Blood Cancers ; Organisers Hope Annual Charity Event Will Be a Record Breaker

CYCLISTS are being invited to saddle-up for an annual charity bike ride through the Lincolnshire Wolds to help beat blood cancers. The 15th Grimsby Bikeathon in aid of Leukaemia And Lymphoma Research will start from Ravendale Farm, at East Ravendale, on Sunday, May 12.

More Likely to Be Sent to Prison

MAGISTRATES in Humberside are almost twice as likely to send someone to prison as courts in other parts of the country, figures obtained by the Howard League for Penal Reform show. Research shows that those convicted of a crime in England and Wales face a postcode lottery when they are sentenced.

Police Still Searching for Missing Man

POLICE investigating the disappearance of a York man are concentrating their search in the Barton area. Officers searching for William Notley, pictured, also known as Bill, received information was received that he may be in that area.

Salvaging Friendships with Dutch Comrades ; Plans to Twin County with Town in Netherlands Before War-Link Fades

DOZENS of Lincolnshire towns and villages have been enjoying the cultural riches twinning brings for many years. Now, plans are afoot to twin a small Dutch town built on land reclaimed from the sea with Lincolnshire as a whole.

In the Courts

For more reports from the courts visit www.thisisgrimsby.co.uk/ crime THE following people have been sentenced at Grimsby Magistrates Court for having no TV licence: William Russell, 26 of Crazy Disco Ltd, Wellowgate, Grimsby. Fined Pounds 175 with Pounds 90 costs and a Pounds 20 victims' surcharge. Lisa Sandhurst, 43, of Castle Street, Grimsby. Fined Pounds 175, with Pounds 90 costs and a Pounds 15 victims' surcharge. Shane Scargill, 35, of Willigham Street, Grimsby. Fined Pounds 35 with Pou...

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