Friday, 30 October 2015
Thursday, 22 October 2015
Sunday, 18 October 2015
Historic Grimsby warehouse to go under the hammer | Grimsby Telegraph
Historic Grimsby warehouse to go under the hammer | Grimsby Telegraph
Most recently the Wyndeham Gait printing company, formerly Albert Gaits, this Grade II listed building was originally the originally the 1st Lincoln Artillery Barracks.
Most recently the Wyndeham Gait printing company, formerly Albert Gaits, this Grade II listed building was originally the originally the 1st Lincoln Artillery Barracks.
Saturday, 17 October 2015
Thursday, 15 October 2015
Saturday, 10 October 2015
Freshney Place to Eleanor Street art college: the Grimsby-area land owned by offshore companies | Grimsby Telegraph
Freshney Place to Eleanor Street art college: the Grimsby-area land owned by offshore companies | Grimsby Telegraph
From research done by Private Eye
Killingholme Power Station plus further pieces of land, proprietor Able Humber Ports Ltd, country of registration Jersey, registered on 11/5/2012, price paid £105,747,077 plus £21,149,415 VAT
Land on the north-east and east side of Rosper Road and north-west of Station Road, South Killingholme, proprietor Able Humber Ports Ltd, country of registration Jersey, registered on 11/5/2012, price paid £115,447,432
Land on the south-east of Kiln Lane, Stallingborough, proprietor Kiln Lane Property Ltd, country of registration Jersey, registered on 13/12/2006, price paid £3,100,000.
Freshney Place, proprietor Grimsby Shopping Centre Ltd, country of registration Guernsey, registered on 26/3/2013, price paid £82,000,000.
Land and buildings on the south side of Armstrong Street, Grimsby, proprietor Southam Properties Ltd, country of registration British Virgin Islands, registered on 17/9/2010, price paid £2,640,000 plus £462,000 VAT.
Farmfoods, Garibaldi Street, proprietor K/S Scandinavian Property Investment 6, country of registration Denmark, registered on 16/8/2006, price paid £2,325,000.
The Farmhouse, Station Road, New Waltham, proprietor Stonegate Pub Company Ltd, country of registration Cayman Islands, registered 1/12/2010 - no price given.
The Green Man, Stallingborough, proprietor Stonegate Pub Company Ltd, country of registration Cayman Islands, registered 1/12/2010 - no price given.
Land lying to the south-west of Wilton Road, Humberston, proprietor Vilas Holding Inc, country of registration Panama, date registered 21/4/2008, price paid £245,000.
Land at South Marsh Farm, Pasture Road South, Barton, proprietor Elba Securities Ltd, country of registration Jersey, date registered 20/8/2013, price paid £1,114,000.
Land on the north-east side of Worlsey Road, Immingham, proprietor Medicx Properties VI Ltd, country of registration Guernsey, date registered 16/3/2011, price paid £5,850,000.
Land on the north side of Westward Ho, Grimsby, proprietor Medicx Properties VII Ltd, country of registration Guernsey, date registered 16/1/2013, no price given.
Land at Westcoates Road, Grimsby, proprietor Twiga Ltd, country of registration Isle of Man, registered 21/9/2005, price paid £4,287,912.
Former art college in Eleanor Street, Grimsby, proprietor Bowden Heights International Ltd, country of registration British Virgin Islands, registered 24/1/2007, price paid £130,000.
East Marsh Service Station, Albion Street, Grimsby, proprietor Rontec Service Station 1A Ltd, country of registration Jersey, registered 6/1/2012, price paid £238,963.
Dolphin Hotel, Alexandra Road, Cleethorpes, proprietor Stonegate Pub Company Ltd, country of registration Cayman Islands, registered 1/12/2010, no price given.
Land on the west side of Victoria Street North, Grimsby, proprietor Capita Trust Company (Jersey) Ltd and Forbrit Trustees Ltd, date reigstered 11/5/2007, price paid £11,300,000.
Read more: http://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/8203-Freshney-Place-Eleanor-Street-art-college/story-27953145-detail/story.html#ixzz3oCLku2zJ
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From research done by Private Eye
Read more: http://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/8203-Freshney-Place-Eleanor-Street-art-college/story-27953145-detail/story.html#ixzz3oCLku2zJ
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Wednesday, 7 October 2015
King's Head, Morton
5 April 1793 Stamford Mercury advert for sale of King's Head. In the tenure or occupation of John Whymant or his under-tenant Joseph Pix. John Whymant, who died in 1794, was my 5x great grandfather. The Pix family were also related.
6 July 2013 The King’s Head in Morton could be demolished by winter - Rutland and Stamford Mercury
7 February 2014
http://www.bournelocal.co.uk/news/business/business-news/co-op-changes-its-plans-for-store-in-morton-1-5861597
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6 July 2013 The King’s Head in Morton could be demolished by winter - Rutland and Stamford Mercury
7 February 2014
http://www.bournelocal.co.uk/news/business/business-news/co-op-changes-its-plans-for-store-in-morton-1-5861597
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A supermarket company has abandoned plans to build a shop on a former village pub site, instead opting to knock down another pub opposite and redevelop that site.
Lincolnshire Co-operative demolished the old King’s Head pub in High Street, Morton, in November, submitting plans to build a supermarket there the following month."
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| The Lord Nelson pub, Morton, and opposite, the site where The Kings Head pub once stood. Photo: MSMP060214-005ow |
Monday, 5 October 2015
John Laking tribute: 'John's contribution to Louth is immeasurable' | Grimsby Telegraph
John Laking tribute: 'John's contribution to Louth is immeasurable' | Grimsby Telegraph
"Grandfather Robert Laking opened the shop on Broadbank in 1908."
"A well-travelled business couple from Louth were invited to an embassy reception in Kiev in Ukraine recently and were overjoyed to see Lakings sausages on the menu."
"Grandfather Robert Laking opened the shop on Broadbank in 1908."
"A well-travelled business couple from Louth were invited to an embassy reception in Kiev in Ukraine recently and were overjoyed to see Lakings sausages on the menu."
Sunday, 4 October 2015
Wednesday, 30 September 2015
Grand vision for Humberston Manor House - pictures | Grimsby Telegraph
Grand vision for Humberston Manor House - pictures | Grimsby Telegraph
The Manor House is described by Pevsner as late Georgian, and the ice house early 19th century.
The Manor House is described by Pevsner as late Georgian, and the ice house early 19th century.
Tuesday, 22 September 2015
Friday, 18 September 2015
Monday, 14 September 2015
Fireworks at St James' Church Louth celebrate 500 years - Pictures | Grimsby Telegraph
"The people ofLouth have celebrated 500 years of the spire on St.James' church in the town, with a spectacular firework display to mark the exact day it was completed."
Read more: http://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/pictures/Fireworks-St-James-church-Louth-Pictures/pictures-27789906-detail/pictures.html#ixzz3lhQuEk1E
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Read more: http://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/pictures/Fireworks-St-James-church-Louth-Pictures/pictures-27789906-detail/pictures.html#ixzz3lhQuEk1E
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Wednesday, 2 September 2015
Bid to uncover prehistoric Cleethorpes after rare Bronze Age trackway discovered | Cleethorpes
Bid to uncover prehistoric Cleethorpes after rare Bronze Age trackway discovered | Cleethorpes
"Earlier this month, a rare Bronze Age trackway was discovered, as part of a coastal survey of threatened archaeological sites.
"Earlier this month, a rare Bronze Age trackway was discovered, as part of a coastal survey of threatened archaeological sites.
About 5m of wood was exposed by the tide and is believed to be more than 4,000 years old."
Wednesday, 26 August 2015
Cleethorpes beach is to become Monopoly’s Old Kent Road | Grimsby Telegraph
Cleethorpes beach is to become Monopoly’s Old Kent Road | Grimsby Telegraph
"The new board game will be available at toy and book stores from September 30 in time for Christmas, including at Ramsdens, The Range, Smyths and Waterstones.
Read more: http://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/Cleethorpes-beach-Monopoly-8217-s-Old-Kent-Road/story-27673920-detail/story.html#ixzz3juLkb4cY
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"The new board game will be available at toy and book stores from September 30 in time for Christmas, including at Ramsdens, The Range, Smyths and Waterstones.
The board will also be very widely available online, including at www.amazon.co.uk "
Read more: http://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/Cleethorpes-beach-Monopoly-8217-s-Old-Kent-Road/story-27673920-detail/story.html#ixzz3juLkb4cY
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Saturday, 22 August 2015
Pictures: The soon-to-be-lost view from Grimsby's East Marsh tower blocks | Grimsby Telegraph
Pictures: The soon-to-be-lost view from Grimsby's East Marsh tower blocks | Grimsby Telegraph
Surely demolition isn't the right solution for these blocks of flats.
http://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/Shoreline-turn-2-5m-bid-Grimsby-s-high-rise/story-26555223-detail/story.html
Shoreline is the housing association that bought these four blocks of flats from the local council.
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Surely demolition isn't the right solution for these blocks of flats.
http://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/Shoreline-turn-2-5m-bid-Grimsby-s-high-rise/story-26555223-detail/story.html
Shoreline is the housing association that bought these four blocks of flats from the local council.
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The Chinese property group YU has been told it cannot buy the high-rise flats – due to be demolished – on Grimsby's East Marsh.
The Chinese investors offered to pay £2.5 million for the blocks and planned to modernise them and rent them out privately.
But today the board of Shoreline said it had decided to proceed no further with the YU bid and is all set for demolition in 2017.
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The housing charity said it was concerned about the potential adverse impact on "the organisation's rental income in the immediate area".
Bosses added they could not see a way that this could be safely mitigated with any assurance."
Thursday, 20 August 2015
Friday, 14 August 2015
A shell of a building: Pictures inside Lindsey Lower School as it is transformed into care home | Grimsby Telegraph
A shell of a building: Pictures inside Lindsey Lower School as it is transformed into care home | Grimsby Telegraph
Cleethorpes Girls' Grammar School, later the Lindsey Lower School, has been unused for several years. Now the building is being converted into a care home, with much of the old building retained. these photos bring back memories.
The corridors around the courtyards with the windows removed. When I went to the school, the windows had only just been installed. The room with a bay window and a fire place - wasn't that Miss Vallins' study? The gym without bars - and dancing in the gym (was the music really 78s played on a wind-up gramophone?). Sitting on the floor in the hall. So many memories..............
Cleethorpes Girls' Grammar School, later the Lindsey Lower School, has been unused for several years. Now the building is being converted into a care home, with much of the old building retained. these photos bring back memories.
The corridors around the courtyards with the windows removed. When I went to the school, the windows had only just been installed. The room with a bay window and a fire place - wasn't that Miss Vallins' study? The gym without bars - and dancing in the gym (was the music really 78s played on a wind-up gramophone?). Sitting on the floor in the hall. So many memories..............
Monday, 10 August 2015
Vintage Cleethorpes - video
If you like to be beside the seaside, you'll enjoy Friends of Cleethorpes Heritage's latest video by Mo Whitaker, featuring a myriad of photos and postcards, some wonderful period music and a special guest appearance by Dudley the donkey (with thanks to Donnas Peterson)
Sunday, 9 August 2015
Saturday, 8 August 2015
Saturday, 11 July 2015
Help in the battle to preserve our beloved Lincolnshire sausage!
http://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/Help-battle-preserve-beloved-Lincolnshire-sausage/story-26877329-detail/story.html
I was pleased to see in the 1911 census that my great grandad, John Forman, was a sausage manufacturer in Grimsby!
I was pleased to see in the 1911 census that my great grandad, John Forman, was a sausage manufacturer in Grimsby!
Monday, 6 July 2015
Historic occasion as school reaches 200th anniversary milestone
http://www.cleethorpespeople.co.uk/Historic-occasion-school-reaches-milestone/story-26822099-detail/story.html
The 200th anniversary of the founding of St Peter's School, in St Peter's Avenue, Cleethorpes.
The 200th anniversary of the founding of St Peter's School, in St Peter's Avenue, Cleethorpes.
Monday, 15 June 2015
The Friends of Cleethorpes Heritage - the first five years
A video celebrating the first five years of the Friends of Cleethorpes Heritage.
"Thank you to Mo Whitaker for creating this superb video, which charts the first five years of Friends of Cleethorpes Heritage and also includes some wonderful old images of our favourite resort.
We've achieved a great deal since our formation in 2010 and we aim to do even more in the next five years and beyond to preserve and promote our local heritage.
The video also includes a preview of our next event, Nick Barratt's "The Forgotten Spy", on Saturday 12th September."
...Sunday, 19 April 2015
Thursday, 16 April 2015
Tuesday, 7 April 2015
Cleethorpes economy to benefit as Dolphin restores status as top nightclub | Grimsby Telegraph
Cleethorpes economy to benefit as Dolphin restores status as top nightclub | Grimsby Telegraph
But is the upstairs of the building being renovated and used?
But is the upstairs of the building being renovated and used?
Thursday, 2 April 2015
34 jobs go as Grimsby printing firm 'Albert Gait' to close | Grimsby Telegraph
34 jobs go as Grimsby printing firm 'Albert Gait' to close | Grimsby Telegraph
"GRIMSBY'S Castle Press will complete its last printing job within a month, as 155 years of continuous work comes to an end.
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Five years ago, a fifth generation Gait – Michael – who was then managing director, commemorated the 150th anniversary with Business Telegraph. Together with brother Richard, they stepped down in September 2013, with Wyndeham having taken an initial interest in 1993."
"GRIMSBY'S Castle Press will complete its last printing job within a month, as 155 years of continuous work comes to an end.
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Five years ago, a fifth generation Gait – Michael – who was then managing director, commemorated the 150th anniversary with Business Telegraph. Together with brother Richard, they stepped down in September 2013, with Wyndeham having taken an initial interest in 1993."
Wednesday, 25 March 2015
Protesters furious that eight 115m wind turbines can go up between Humberston and Tetney | Cleethorpes
Protesters furious that eight 115m wind turbines can go up between Humberston and Tetney | Cleethorpes
The existing wind turbines in that area are already a blot on the landscape.
A list of the proposed wind turbines / wind farms in the area http://www.mwag.org.uk/locations.html
The existing wind turbines in that area are already a blot on the landscape.
A list of the proposed wind turbines / wind farms in the area http://www.mwag.org.uk/locations.html
Monday, 16 March 2015
Sunday, 15 March 2015
Wednesday, 11 March 2015
BBC News - Churchill plan to give Magna Carta copy to US revealed
BBC News - Churchill plan to give Magna Carta copy to US revealed
"As World War Two broke out, one of the original copies was stranded
"As World War Two broke out, one of the original copies was stranded
in America, following its display at a trade fair in New York.
Foreign Office papers now on display at the British Library show
the Cabinet contemplated giving the manuscript to the United States as a gift,
describing it as "the only really adequate gesture which it is in our power to
make in return for the means to preserve our country."
the Cabinet contemplated giving the manuscript to the United States as a gift,
describing it as "the only really adequate gesture which it is in our power to
make in return for the means to preserve our country."
Winston Churchill had added handwritten comments in favour of the
proposal but it fell through as the Magna Carta was not the government's to give
away.
proposal but it fell through as the Magna Carta was not the government's to give
away.
It actually belonged to Lincoln Cathedral and for the rest of the
war it was guarded at Fort Knox before being returned in 1946. "
war it was guarded at Fort Knox before being returned in 1946. "
Hardly news though, as I read about this some time ago!
Tuesday, 10 March 2015
Tuesday, 3 March 2015
Legal highs and 'love' in Lincoln | Politics | The Guardian
Legal highs and 'love' in Lincoln | Politics | The Guardian
A side of Lincoln that you don't usually read about.
A side of Lincoln that you don't usually read about.
Thursday, 19 February 2015
BBC News - Plan for old London trains in North attacked by union
BBC News - Plan for old London trains in North attacked by union
I wouldn't mind 35 year old trains if we had 35 year old fares (for the full length of the journey) to go with them!
I wouldn't mind 35 year old trains if we had 35 year old fares (for the full length of the journey) to go with them!
Wednesday, 4 February 2015
Thursday, 15 January 2015
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