... have re-emerged as a major shopping town as businesses recorded a ‘bumper’ Christmas. Following the recent in- “Personally speaking it has crease in shop premises and been a marvellous Christmas the improvements witnessed, and our staff have been hardespecially ...

... ” claims David Grace, Liberal Alliance Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Gainsborough and Horncastle. Mr Grace was speaking to the constituency executive meeting in Market Rasen on Friday. “We know they have attacked the welfare state. We know the ...

... one in the Market Rasen area, who were involved in the happy evenings tour of The club are also entering the junior public speaking competition for the first time for many years and the team members were organised in preparation for travelling to Agriculture ...

... Excellent year for council Market Rasen Mayor Sid Langford highlighted s yesr of achievement by the town council in 1985. Speaking at the January meeting, Clir Langford said 85 brought the town new seats, litter bins, an improved playing field, improved ...

... interested in travelling to the Isle of Man for the National annual general meeting and reports were given on the County Public Speaking Competition by Butch Treadgold and Anike Farmer. Butch Treadgold was proposer of the vote of thanks in the Northern Region ...

... parade, were discussed, with the theme this year ‘A taste of Britain’. Bob Collis reported on the county round of the public speaking competition, held at Agriculture House, Woodhall Spa where he had proposed the vote of thanks for the Northern Region A team ...

... president Mrs J. Dring, Mrs E. Brockes was in the chair at Holton Beckerington WI and welcomed PC Jennings and WPC Stubbs to speak about modern police work. PC Jennings explained that his area is under the control of Nettleham HQ’s but the control is from ...

... of 2 smile. The opening hymn was 74 and Psalm 63 was read. It was a pleasure to have one of our members Miss E. Cocking to speak and the subject she chose was sieep. Members were asked what they did on nights when they could not sleep. There are many things ...

... CONCERN FOR JOBS Concern has been expressed that local farm workers may be made redundant by changes in EEC farming policy. Speaking at South Thoresby last week the Area Organiser for the Agricultural Trades Union, Mr George Curtis, said farmworkers who ...

... Leach, of Dunholme, the same evening. Dr D. James, Consultant Rheumatologist, Grimsby and District Hospital, has agreed to speak at the annual general meeting to be held on October 16. 2l e :j B SRR / s 2 G l,‘? % G, 3 4 A B’ - g '»,;;._ MR s l BBt = ...

... stamp out hooliganism Magistrates at Caistor are keen to stamp out the rowdiness and hooliganism that goes on in the market Speaking at court this week, Captain Michael Glover, chairman, said he was confident the late night incidents would be controlled ...

... TEL. 843431 Caistor & Lincs Advertiser Speaking to party faithfuls in Rasen at the weekend, Mr Grace pointed out that nuclear waste was a danger not only to those who live near the dump but also for anyone living along the route of the containers. He ...