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The flood defence will provide protection to the villages of Burringham, Gunness and East Butterwick. Some 3.5km of sheet piles will be installed along the east bank of the river … Cllr Rob Waltham, leader of North Lincolnshire Council, said: “This …

The body of an unidentified man was recovered from the River Trent at Gunness Wharf by police today (May 30). Officers were alerted at 11.27am by the crew of a passing barge that a body had been washed ashore at Burringham. It is thought the body had …

VolkerStevin wins Trent flood defence for £1.2bn schemeThe extensive flood defence will provide significant protection to the villages of Burringham, Gunness and East Butterwick. Across the river on the west bank, the defences will be raised … Cllr Rob Waltham, Leader of North Lincolnshire Council, said …

North Lincolnshire’s £13m flood defence work to start in JanuaryWork on a £13m flood defence scheme in North Lincolnshire is due to start in January. Sheet piles will be installed on a 3.5km length of the River Trent to protect the villages of Burringham, Gunness and East Butterwick. The council said it would also

… years as head teacher at Gunness and Burringham CofE Primary School. Mrs Ellis was born into a farming family in rural North Yorkshire before training to be a teacher in Sheffield, but it is North Lincolnshire where she has spent the majority of …

… Brigg and Goole to be renamed Goole, consisting of three North Lincolnshire wards including Isle of Axholme; Burton upon Stather and Winterton, and Burringham and Gunness to move from Brigg and Goole to extended Scunthorpe constituency; Grantham 

POLICE have recovered the body of a man after an underwater search in the River Trent yesterday (Wednesday, August 17). Humberside Police said the search was conducted as part of an ongoing investigation into missing Burringham man Neil Fairburn, 

… communities of Burringham and Gunness. Due to the size of Lincolnshire Lakes, the development comprises a number of separate planning applications submitted by two companies – KMG Lucent Fund and Maltgrade Ltd. North Lincolnshire Council gave 

But Councillor Dave Oldfield, who represents Burringham and Gunness on North Lincolnshire Council, said more needed to be done. He said: “We are still living in fear and nothing has changed. Mr Oldfield said there were also “two or three” properties in …