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Serial shoplifters, drink drivers and domestic abusers - the latest criminals to appear before Grimsby magistrates
A whole host of people have appeared before the Grimsby bench
Grimsby Magistrates Court (Image: GrimsbyLive)
Violent troublemakers who have attacked police officers during angry confrontations and a host of other bullies are among those who have been punished at Grimsby Magistrates’ Court.
Others to land themselves in hot water include serial shoplifters, drink-drivers and even a man who was originally said to have run naked down a street after throwing off his clothes.
Some of them have been locked up as the depressing rollcall of criminals appearing at the court continued to grow.
PLANS have been submitted to create a special enclosure for red squirrels at one of North Yorkshire s leading tourist attractions. Castle Howard has applied to Ryedale District Council for planning permission for the development at its Yorkshire Arboretum. Planning documents show it would contain breeding and release pens, a boardwalk for visitors and a viewing platform. The enclosure would cover 3,000 square metres, and according to the planning statement submitted to the council, would enable effective interpretation of healthy trees and woodland, in conjunction with the arboretum s tree health centre . The statement continues: The proposal is to create an enclosure where the public can enjoy a close encounter with red squirrels and use the facility to interpret the ecological and economic consequence of grey squirrels to natural and commercial woodland and explain the need to control them. Experience elsewhere has demonstrated that this approach is palatable to the pu
Earthquake hits northern Lincolnshire
13:35, 25 FEB 2021
Updated
A tremor was recorded in northern Lincolnshire (Image: Getty)
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An earthquake has hit northern Lincolnshire with the Brigg area at its epicentre.
Don’t be surprised if it didn’t wake you up though – it came in at 1.2 on the Richter scale, making it a ‘microearthquake’.