A rural road in North Lincolnshire has been closed with immediate effect after engineers confirmed it is no longer safe for motorists.
In just a few days, parts of College Road near East Halton have sunk by almost two centimetres and continues to move – with a serious risk of collapse if traffic keeps using it.
Specialist surveys have revealed widespread underground damage caused by wildlife activity tunnelling beneath the carriageway. The extent of the voids means the ground beneath the surface can no longer be trusted.
Because the animals involved are protected under national law, an extensive licensing process must now be navigated before repair work can begin.
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St Barnabas Hospice announces its Monks Road shop will close in November.
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The loss-making club has millions of pounds of liabilities
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Homeowners in and around Crowle can save on energy bills with no upfront costs. Join the E.ON Next Battery Boost Trial and get:
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The hut near West Marsh Lane in Barton-upon-Humber has been burnt to the ground.
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From the team that brought you Harry Panto and Hocus Panto comes this wild ride to the other side. Join our gothic girl on a deadly funny adventure to rescue her haunted house with the help of our unlikely hero, Dame Betty Bettle!
Magical illusions, pop songs, and things that go bump in the night all form the essential ingredients of this bewitching plot sure to delight youngsters and adults alike. A ghoulishly spooktacular parody production for October half term that will leave you screaming Day-O!
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Halloween Afternoon Tea
Served Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays, 12pm-2.30pm, between 24th October – 2nd November 2025.
A playful twist on tradition, complete with spooky treats, autumnal flavours, and a touch of Halloween magic.
Regular, vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free menus are available.
£30 per person, with unlimited tea and coffee
£18 for under-14s
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Andrew Greengrass is accused of murdering Nigel Booth who was found injured in a flat in Stamford.
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The multi-platinum selling artist will appear on 21 June as part of his summer tour.
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The key route in Grimsby has been closed for repairs since February 2023.
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