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'Everybody needs a hospital at some point' (opens the original)
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A Grimsby charity is celebrating seven decades of supporting Grimsby's hospitals. The League of Friends of the Grimsby Hospitals was formed 70 years ago when the NHS was in its infancy and government funds could not provide everything needed. The enthusiastic group of businessmen and women met at the old hospital to form what is now known as the League of Friends of the Grimsby Hospitals - plural as in those days there were several hospitals serving the area. Members and volunteers each bring va
Grimsby-born George celebrates his 100th birthday (opens the original)
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Grimsby resident, George Robinson, has recently celebrated his 100th birthday. Born in the Freeman Street area, he went to work at WH Smiths when he finished school at 15. At 18, he was mad a Bevin Boy - a young man selected to work in the coal mines during the war. He says that when he came home, there were few jobs, so he worked on the docks as a Barrow Boy - a physically demanding laborers job which saw him fill cases full of fish and push them to the trains. He stayed in this role until he w
Tour of Britain gives Lift Utterby pupils a first day of school to remember (opens the original)
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The first day of a new school year is always a milestone, but for pupils at Lift Utterby Primary School, this year’s return to the classroom came with the added excitement of one of Britain’s biggest professional cycling races passing right by their school. The Tour of Britain passed through Utterby yesterday and pupils swapped their classrooms for the playground. As the race approached children were waving their flags and cheering on the professional riders as they sped through the village. For
The fascinating story of Harry who helped build the Humber Bridge (opens the original)
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Four decades after helping shape one of Britain's most iconic landmarks, 88-year-old Harry Stewart is looking back on the gruelling height, sharp icy winds, and unbreakable camaraderie that defined the construction of the Humber Bridge. Harry worked on the massive structure from 1977 until its official opening in 1981, braving extreme conditions hundreds of feet above the estuary. His journey began with a sudden summons and a severe test of his nerves. "I was on the spinning of the cable and on
Grimsby women find friendship and hope at Centre4 social club (opens the original)
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A local initiative in Grimsby is transforming the lives of socially isolated residents through the power of connection and practical help. The Tuesday Morning Ladies Social Club at Centre4 was formed a year ago, starting with just three members. The group now hosts on average around 16 ladies each week with new members regularly joining, operating an open-door policy where everyone is welcome. Lisa Onions, Community Connector at Centre4, explained the origins of the initiative: "My job was creat
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