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The previous year had seen widespread celebrations within communities across North Lincolnshire for her coronation. Summing up … Appleby-Frodingham, Redbourn and Lysaght’s (Normanby Park), together with their local ore mines, were huge employers.

… blown in – Queen Bess and Queen Mary – at the Appleby Frodingham works during 1939. The Second World War began on September 3 that year, with air-raid shelters being dug across North Lincolnshire in preparation for visits by the German Luftwaffe.

The women who knitted The Stump are Sarah Carr, Carole Evans, Sue Culley, Jean Fox, Colleen Etherington, Christine Harley, Margaret Brewster, Jane Lawrence, Joan Coulson, Brenda Owen, Lisa Smith and Cora Appleby. The exhibition of woollen …

The women who knitted The Stump are Sarah Carr, Carole Evans, Sue Culley, Jean Fox, Colleen Etherington, Christine Harley, Margaret Brewster, Jane Lawrence, Joan Coulson, Brenda Owen, Lisa Smith and Cora Appleby. The exhibition of woollen …

A road closure is set to be in place on a main North Lincolnshire road as work is due to start on road improvements. North Lincolnshire Council will be carrying out roadworks on Risby Road which runs between the A1077 Winterton Road and Appleby, Ermine 

Work will begin later this month on widening and resurfacing a Lincolnshire road in the north of the region. North Lincolnshire Council’s improvements to Risby Road will start on August 27. The road runs between Winterton Road (A1077) and Appleby

. During the Second World War, King George and Queen Elizabeth paid an informal visit to the Appleby-Fordingham and Lysaght works – this is how it was reported.

The meter was intended to be used at Appleby-Frodingham, Redbourn and Normanby Park works. The speed limit was 20mph on all roads other than the Anchor works perimeter and North Lincoln Road. One of Scunthorpe’s best-known senior steelworks managers …