i am just writing to pass on my sincere gratitude to Jammin from the Indian Kitchen resturant for handing over a thousand pound in cash. This is to help a local street dance group in Scunthorpe . Easy Peazy has just really started and the money has helped advertising and setting up . Easy Peazy runs in the Frodingham Road part of Scunthorpe and is bringing the community together where there is many different nationalitys. We would gladly send pictures to yourselves ..

Thankyou

Pete Lambert and Zoe Dent

Was out walking our two dogs on sunday afternoon in weelsby woods, we walked to the car park and on approaching one of our dogs was attacked by a Yellow Labrador. The owner was a lady who could not control the dog, she let go of the lead three times causing her dog and mine to have a fight whilst her and the two men just stood there. We shouted our dog away which he did when she let go of the lead again her dog attacked our dog once again this time my partner had to step in by kicking her dog out the way to seperate the two dogs.

Just a quick question.....

has anybody else seen these orange lights that light up at the sky on random nights ??
havent got a clue what they are but would like to know if anyone can help .

Larrisa Riba needs your votes as she endeavours to make the final in an online beauty pageant.

Larrisa, 14, had a fantastic week during August 2009 when she achieved a GCSE Grade A in Expressive Arts and then got the call to say she had been short listed to attend a Photo Shoot for the Teen Queen UK competition in London.

Is anyone else as annoyed as I am with the coal dust in Immingham. Not only thick black dust on the window sills and washing line, but the kids trampoline and outside toys are very black and dusty. I am having to keep windows shut as it is on the inside sills, I washed the sills within a couple of hours they were covered again. The dog which is a golden labrador looks a grey lab, so you can imagine her paws trapesing around the house on all my carpets etc. Needless to think what we are breathing in each time we go out, it makes conoco look like an air purifier.

The Rotary Club of Louth voluntarily organises an exhibition about every seven years to enable local sporting, cultural, hobby and leisure clubs and societies to present their particular interests and activities to the public. Once again this is to be held at the Louth Town Hall on Saturday 17th October from 10a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday 18th October from 11a.m. to 4 p.m. Louth Town Council has kindly given some financial assistnace and admission will be free, for this none trading event.

Thursday 10th September is World Suicide Prevention Day, an initiative of The International Association of Suicide Prevention and co-sponsored by The World Health Organisation, and supported in this country by Samaritans.

There are many ways in which we can individually mark this global event, but one of the easiest ways is to light a candle near a window at 8pm on Thursday 10th September, in remembrance of those people who have died by suicide.

Three local ladies and two from Vancouver, Canada are attempting to trek Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest free standing mountain at 5,892m at the end of September. The trek has been a long held ambition for both Lesley Parry and Tina McKay, who will be supported on the trek by Tonia Saunt and Dawn Tonge and Mary-Jane Broad. The three local ladies are all members of Cleethorpes Athletic Club and so are pretty fit individuals, having completed many road marathons and mountain marathons in their time. The party fly out to Tanzania on the 22nd September and commence their trek on the 24th.

On Thursday 1 October 2009 the local group of the National Association for Colitis and Crohn's Disease will be holding a meeting in the Lecture Room of the Education Centre at Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital commencing at 7.30pm.

Our speaker will be Dr Enaganti, Consultant in Gastroenterology, who will be giving us an update on the latest developments in IBD (Inflammatory Bowel Disease).

This meeting is not just for NACC members but anyone who is interested in finding out more about these chronic conditions.

Local String quaret Cadenza will be celebrating fifteen years of music making with a performance on Sunday 6 September between 11am and 1pm at The Chocolate Lounge in Scartho. Founder members Andrea Maxson and Jane Hill will be joined by talented violinists Sue Baker and Ama Agyeman for a relaxed and informal performance of light classical, jazz and popular music arrangements. The quartet has played at many weddings, concerts and functions over the years and continues to be in demand throughout the area. Entry is free and refreshments will be available to purchase.