Police are asking for the public’s help to trace a man wanted in connection with a serious assault.
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A popular rural beach on the East Lindsey coast has been named one of the UK’s best for being dog-friendly.
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Police officers in Mablethorpe have issued a plea to parents after reports of teenagers making hoax phone-calls and causing trouble in an arcade.
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Taxi rides in and around Boston are set to become more expensive after councillors agreed to let operators raise their fares, the Local Democracy Reporter Service has said.
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Globally renowned vocal coach Cameron Richardson, who is based in Tetney, has added further strings to his bow, including a debut on TV.
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A fire at a home in Boston on Friday (October 2) that led to homes being evacuated over gas leak fears was started deliberately, the fire service has said.
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The decision affects staff working in London, Bristol, Manchester, Leeds and Edinburgh
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With the combination of flute, cello and piano, the Marsyas Trio illuminate forgotten masterpieces. The Trio is formed of Royal Academy of Music graduates: Australian flautist Helen Vidovich, Canadian cellist Valerie Welbanks and Belarusian pianist Olga Stezhko.
Hidden Figures celebrates the music of composers from the Classical, Romantic and early 20th Century eras who were hidden from the spotlight: Melanie Bonis, Adalbert Gyrowetz, Philippe Gaubert , Ferdinand Ries, Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel.
Tickets can be purchased on the door; details of concessions can be found on the Grimsby Concert Society’s website. It is recommended that you arrive by 7:15pm.
Grimsby Town Hall
Thursday 8 October, 2026
7.30pm
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We’d love to invite you to join us at Grimsby: A Place We Call Home, a special public event supporting Grimsby’s bid to become the UK’s first Town of Culture in 2028.
Friday 9 October
Grimsby Minster
From 10am
Free to attend – no booking required
For one day, we’re transforming Grimsby Minster into a giant interactive home and inviting the whole community to come inside, explore and help shape what could come next for our town.
There’ll be plenty happening throughout the day, with performances, conversations and creative activities alongside lots of different ways to share your own stories, ideas and ambitions for Grimsby.
Whether you can stay for ten minutes or spend a little longer with us, we want as many people and voices from across our community involved as possible. Bring colleagues, friends or family and simply drop in whenever works for you.
We’d also really appreciate your help spreading the word. Please feel free to forward this invitation or share the event through your social media and wider networks – the more people who get involved, the better picture we can build of what Grimsby wants from its cultural future.
Can’t make it on the day?
There are still lots of ways to support GY28 and have your say online. You’ll find the survey, website and GY28 social media links below.
More ways to get involved
Have your say through the GY28 online survey:
LINK
Find out more and become a GY28 ambassador:
GY28.co.uk
Instagram: @grimsby2028
Facebook: Grimsby2028
LinkedIn: Grimsby 2028
X: @Grimsby2028
Together, let’s make Grimsby the UK’s first Town of Culture. #GY28
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Number One Street Kitchen and Howlin’ Jacks Record Store presents …
Tacos and Tunes 80s edition!
Ace Tacos, Ace Tunes (on vinyl!)
Come along for Duran Duran, Soft Cell, Tears For Fears, Madonna, Bon Jovi, Pet Shop Boys, OMD, Michael Jackson, Wham and more!
Friday 9 October 2026
6pm to 10pm
Atlas, 187 North Prom, Cleethorpes
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