Last night an email came into my box, from HSBC banking, with regard to a discrepancy on my account.
Thankfully I do not bank with HSBC.
But I have drawn the conclusion that someone is either hacking in to email addresses, or some unscruitable person is selling them.
I am not easily conned but some are so BEWARE.

Today a big thank you goes out to Rob Clark and all the site security staff at Millennium Inorganic Chemicals. While walking down the north wall with our 2 dogs something spooked our little terrier Charlie, despite our shouts he kept running until out of sight then try as we might we couldn't find him. Luckily for us he had sneaked undera barrier and been found by the staff at millennium, one of these staff members, Mr Rob Clark, entised him to him, gave him some water and then drove up and down the north wall until he found us and reunited us.

Two cats have been killed in Waltham by a dog a third cat is also thought to have been killed by the same method.
The cats are from the Archer Road area, the third was from Brian Avenue.
A witness saw the first cat taken from its garden by the dog described as a smooth haired greyhound type dog. The dog took the cat killed it and left it for dead away from its home the owner had to go look for it.

COME ON EVERYONE THIS IS THE ONLY YR YOUR GONNA BE 50. COME AND CATCH UP WITH OLD MATES , HAVE A REALL GOOD TIME , DANCE SOME MAYBE (if you don;t think yourself too old ).IT IS ON THE 5TH OF JUNE AT THE FIDDLER ,IN THE BAR NOT THE LOUNGE. IF YOU WAS AT SCHOOL AT HAVELOCK YOUR FRIENDS NEED YOU TO SHARE YOUR STORIES . ARE YOU NEVER CURIOS TO FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR CLASS MATES?? THEN JOIN michelle ward, carolye burke, kevin overton,jannette rowe,paul fairbrass. PLEASE COME IF YOU ARE READING THIS THEN PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD,OR CONTACT MICHELLE ON 07725467186.OR JUST TURN UP.

It is such a pity these days when we cannot put our trust and honesty in certain people, take the woman who drove into my fathers car last week outside the dog parlour on Rosevere Avenue.
Not only did she not apologise or have the common courtesy to ask how my father was, considering she drove right into his drivers side and my father being 76 it obviously shook him up, she also had the audacity to blame my father for the accident.

Graham Moore, well known and popular Grimsby coach driver took his retirement on Friday, 46 years on since first sitting behind the wheel of a bus.

Graham had employment with Peter Sheffield, Grimsby Cleethorpes Transport, Appleby's and finally Amvale. He was presented with retirement gifts by Alan Thurman on behalf of colleagues and Shay Fowler on behalf of Amvale.

Graham is relishing his new found leisure to enjoy more time in his allotment and with family.

So this year most of us are turning 50 a mile stone .Do you remeber any of your class mates? such as Kevin Overton, David Dobbs,Michelle Ward. We are all getting together for a great reunion. To be held on the 5th June ,at The Fiddler in Cleethorpes market place ,in the loounge bar not the main bar located to the left corner of the building.
I am hoping for a great turn out. Catch up with everyone, remanis over stories, what we are up to now. Just to have a laugh and a good night.

On Thursday 8 April there will be a meeting organised by the National Association for Colitis and Crohn's Disease between 7.30 pm and 9 pm. It will be held in the Lecture Hall of the Education Centre at Grimsby Hospital. This is a public meeting open to anybody who is interested in finding out more about these chronic conditions. Entrance is free and there will be refreshments too! If interested please email GrimsbyDistrict@groups.nacc.org.uk or telephone 0845130 6838 or mobile 07906 426774 for more details.

Local scooter clubs Grimsby & Cleethorpes scooter scene, Mlc and Stateside did a ride out from Cleethorpes prom to the childrens ward at Grimsby hospital to hand over easter eggs and cash for all the children. They left the prom at 11.15 and headed to the hospital where they handed the eggs and money over to the staff of the children's ward.

As photo for print as well

The next meeting of North East Lincolnshire Photographic Society will be held on Wednesday March 31st in The Annie Chapple Centre, Belvoir Road, Cleethorpes at 7.30pm. The society will be holding their second quarterly competition entitled "Industrial Landscape" and includes a competition for Digitally Projected Images as wel as for prints. John Whaler of Lincoln will be judging. Prospective members are welcome to go along and have a look at the standard of photography in the club.