Pub manager s plea for support to stop dreams fading as lockdown lifts
Manager Richard Montague has called for the public to think local this year
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A pub manager says its vital to support local businesses this summer as lockdown restrictions ease and we begin a return to normal life.
Richard Montague, manager of Holton-Le-Clay pub The Royal Oak, has called for the public to think local as they book holidays and buy goods this summer after Coronavirus restrictions are, hopefully, fully lifted on June 21.
Throughout lockdown, The Royal Oak has supported local businesses, like Docks Beers, and even set up their own food business, Route 68, to help support and bolster the independent businesses in and around our area.
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Aldi, Cleethorpe Road, Grimsby (Image: Jon Corken/Grimsby Live)
If you are dreading returning to work after the bank holiday weekend, it may be time to look for something new.
Or you may be out of work at the minute and hoping for an opportunity.
The good news is there are a number of jobs available in Grimsby right now which you can apply for today.
From shop workers to postpeople and hospital staff to cleaners, there are a variety of opportunities available.
Northern Lincolnshire s most terrifying road rage drivers including taxi chaser and A180 knifeman
They rammed, chased and pulled weapons on their victims
13:04, 1 MAY 2021
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A terrifying array of road rage offences have taken place in northern Lincolnshire in recent years.
Motorists have been seriously injured as a result of the reckless actions of people behind the wheel. Victims have been left shaken by drivers who were out of control and didn t have regard for anyone else s safety.
Petty disputes have escalated in some cases, and personal issues have spilled out onto the roads.
The courts have had the difficult job of dealing with those who have flouted the rules of the road. Here are some of the most chilling cases which would be any driver s nightmare.
North Lincolnshire s Covid case rate jumps up by 50 per cent in a week
The Government updates its interactive map every day with the latest coronavirus figures and assigns each area a colour based on its infection rate
06:00, 1 MAY 2021
The coronavirus case rate in North Lincolnshire has increased 50 per cent in a week.
The region is recording one of the highest Covid-19 infection rates in the country, with a rolling rate of 66.7.
This compares to the UK average which stood at 24.5, as of April 29.
The Government updates its interactive map every day with the latest coronavirus figures and assigns each area a colour based on its infection rate.
All but three areas in North East Lincolnshire have âsuppressedâ coronavirus cases
The Government updates its interactive map every day with the latest coronavirus figures and assigns each area a colour based on its infection rate
13:39, 30 APR 2021
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All but three areas in North East Lincolnshire are now showing as having âsuppressedâ coronavirus rates.
It means fewer than three cases have been recorded in these areas within the most recent seven-day period, according to the Government s tracking map.
The Government updates its interactive map every day with the latest coronavirus figures and assigns each area a colour based on its infection rate.