Deldar Ghazi Kadir is hoping North Lincolnshire Council will grant his premises licence application for Nasza Bidronka Food Store.
A Scunthorpe store owner has been accused of being a “puppet” in a regime selling illicit cigarettes, by Humberside Police.
Deldar Ghazi Kadir is hoping North Lincolnshire Council will grant his premises licence application for Nasza Bidronka Food Store on Froddingham Road, next Tuesday.
However, Humberside Police, have said the premises is still connected to former owner Siber Mohammed, who was convicted in 2019 for selling illicit tobacco products, and whose licence was revoked in August 2020 for selling alcohol without UK customs duty stamps.
Lights, camera, action: Lincolnshire cinemas prepare for May return
Grab your popcorn, it’s almost time!
Everyman Cinema in Lincoln will be one of many cinemas in Lincolnshire to reopen on May 17. | Photo: The Lincolnite
The curtain is almost ready to raise for the return of cinemas, and Lincolnshire’s movie theatres are preparing for their comeback.
Cinemas across Lincolnshire will be allowed to reopen on May 17, as part of the next stage of the government’s roadmap out of lockdown.
The Lincoln Odeon on the waterfront took to social media on May 6 to announce that its big screens would be opening across the UK from Monday, May 17.
Humber Bridge paths back open with mental health measures
Restricted opening hours and new CCTV installed
New CCTV and a well-being hub for people seeking help are among the improvements at the Humber Bridge as the footpaths and cycleways reopened on Thursday.
They had been closed for more than a month in an emergency move after six people, including a teenage girl from Willerby near Hull, lost their lives at the bridge between March 3 and April 3 this year.
New CCTV has been installed and the paths on either side of the bridge will be open between 5am and 9pm every day. Pedestrians and cyclists who intend to cross must also register with the bridge board beforehand, according to Labour MP Emma Hardy.