Call for ‘Benedict’s Law’ to protect children with allergies
Comments Off on Call for ‘Benedict’s Law’ to protect children with allergiesThe mother of five-year-old Benedict Blythe says children’s wellbeing is at stake – and their lives.
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Tortoises have human-like feelings, study finds
Comments Off on Tortoises have human-like feelings, study findsThe findings can help shape how animals are cared for in captivity, a university spokesperson said.
Beach BBQ warning after boy burns feet on hot sand
Comments Off on Beach BBQ warning after boy burns feet on hot sandThe sand was still hot enough to cause burns six hours after the family used a disposable barbecue.
School measures not followed before boy’s allergy death, says jury
Comments Off on School measures not followed before boy’s allergy death, says juryBenedict Blythe was twice sick before he collapsed at Barnack Primary School in December 2021.
Grimsby sign experienced goalkeeper Pym
Comments Off on Grimsby sign experienced goalkeeper PymGrimsby Town sign former Mansfield goalkeeper Christy Pym on a two-year deal.
Surgical hub to ease waiting lists approved
Comments Off on Surgical hub to ease waiting lists approvedThe hub, on Normanby Road, Scunthorpe, would provide NHS-funded medical procedures.
How Lincolnshire changed warfare
Comments Off on How Lincolnshire changed warfareLincolnshire engineered the first tank, shaping the future of modern warfare.
Scunthorpe and Boston learn opening day fixtures
Comments Off on Scunthorpe and Boston learn opening day fixturesRelegated Carlisle United and Morecambe are at Woking and Boston at the start of the National League season, while promoted Truro go to Wealdstone.
Offer made on force’s landmark ‘Ryvita building’
Comments Off on Offer made on force’s landmark ‘Ryvita building’The building in West Parade closed in 2019 after Lincolnshire Police moved to a new centre in the city.
Prax Lindsey oil refinery owners urged to ‘do decent thing’ for workers
Comments Off on Prax Lindsey oil refinery owners urged to ‘do decent thing’ for workersUK government writes to husband and wife team amid concerns finding buyer for insolvent plant will be difficult
The UK government has written to the husband-and-wife team behind the insolvent Prax Lindsey oil refinery in Lincolnshire urging them to “do the decent thing” and support affected workers financially, amid mounting concern that finding a buyer for the plant will be difficult.
In a letter to the Prax Group owners, Arani and Sanjeev Kumar Soosaipillai, seen by the Guardian, the junior energy minister Michael Shanks said the government was “urgently exploring what support can be offered to the workforce at this difficult time”.