Grimsby Telegraph back issues from November 2007:
Helping you feel secure A New era has begun at Cleethorpes security firm Fortress Security Systems UK Ltd, with the recent arrival of a completely new team of staff.
Nov 01, 2007 ... A New era has begun at Cleethorpes security firm Fortress SecuritySystems UK Ltd, with the recent arrival of a completely new team ofstaff. General manager Chris Emerson is joined by security techniciansDave Marwood and Gavin Wraith, while Trish Hobson handles the day-to-day ...
Faces of the fifties These two youngsters were photographed with the rest of the class at an infants' school in Grimsby, around 1953.
Nov 01, 2007 ... These two youngsters were photographed with the rest of the classat an infants' school in Grimsby, ...
Brilliant trip to the mountains Disabled residents from Louth had a brilliant time when they visited the Welsh mountains.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Disabled residents from Louth had a brilliant time when theyvisited the Welsh mountains. The Jumbulance charity took 10 well-deserving locals to NorthWales for a week's holiday. And they are now asking for more donations to allow this tocontinue. Chairman David ...
Drove over limit after kerb-crawling A Contractor who popped over to Scunthorpe to pick up a prostitute could not agree a price, so he ordered her out of his van.
Nov 01, 2007 ... A Contractor who popped over to Scunthorpe to pick up a prostitutecould not agree a price, so he ordered her out of his van. But, magistrates heard, steelworks security staff believed DavidDainty had been drinking and contacted police. Dainty (50), of Cromwell Road, Grimsby, ...
Chinese teachers arrive for study Teachers from China travelled to Grimsby to attend short courses in fashion and media.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Teachers from China travelled to Grimsby to attend short coursesin fashion and media. Several groups will make the trip between now and Christmas, fromthe provincial education department in Jiangsu, an eastern Chineseprovince. They will take month-long courses at the Grimsby ...
Cash for clubs Four organisations in the Marshchapel area will benefit from a share of pounds850 from district councillor Edward Mossop.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Four organisations in the Marshchapel area will benefit from ashare of pounds850 from district councillor Edward Mossop. The money has come from the pounds2,000 community allowance hereceives as an East Lindsey councillor. Grainthorpe's Meals On Wheels will benefit from ...
European link to enhance learning Pupils said "Merhaba!" and "Goedendag!" to new friends in Turkey and the Netherlands.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Pupils said "Merhaba!" and "Goedendag!" to new friends in Turkeyand the Netherlands. Staff and students at Marshchapel Primary School have made friendswith new European education partners as part of the Comenius project. Comenius supports European school partnerships, improving ...
Scout troop at camp Our thanks to Jack Newman, of St Christopher's Road, Humberston, for sending us the photograph above.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Our thanks to Jack Newman, of St Christopher's Road, Humberston,for sending us the photograph above. It shows members of the 3rd Cleethorpes Scout Troop at summercamp, at Crimple Beck Farm, near Harrogate, in August, 1944. Jack told us: "Missing from the group are Mr W A (Skip) ...
How about having a school reunion? Kathy Blades (nee Kinnaird) got in touch after seeing some familiar faces in Bygones.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Kathy Blades (nee Kinnaird) got in touch after seeing somefamiliar faces in Bygones. She said: "Reading Bygones is really interesting and bringsmemories flooding back. "I was really pleased to see the photograph of St John's School,and I was really impressed that Dablo ...
Cool it, please If Stagecoach want to save money, they could look at the excessive heating on some of their vehicles.
Nov 01, 2007 ... If Stagecoach want to save money, they could look at the excessiveheating on some of their vehicles. We've had autumn, with temperatures often well in the sixties, butstill we've had buses resembling ovens, producing a somewhat stiflingeffect. Just because the day is ...
Kettle calling the pot Re the outcry about Gordon Brown changing his mind on an election.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Re the outcry about Gordon Brown changing his mind on an election. The question has to be asked, wouldn't the Tories have done thesame if they had been in Labour's position? Of course they would, soit is a case of the pot calling the kettle. Let the Government get on with ...
No excuse for behaviour I Am sure I was one of many watching Traffic Cops on television.
Nov 01, 2007 ... I Am sure I was one of many watching Traffic Cops on television. I'd like to express my disgust at the "animals" that were on theprogramme. The police behaved commendably in the face of the insults theyreceived, especially the comments about being racist and also thepolice ...
Lessons learned in floods chaos "WE have learned a lot."
Nov 01, 2007 ... "WE have learned a lot." That was the message from members of East Lindsey District Councillooking back at the summer's devastating floods. As reported, in June and July downpours, storms and torrentialrain battered the region, smashing previous rainfall records, with ...
'I won't come back in a hurry' The driver who brought Environment Agency officials to the area for flood warning sirens tests last week, has vowed never to return after his taxi was vandalised.
Nov 01, 2007 ... The driver who brought Environment Agency officials to the areafor flood warning sirens tests last week, has vowed never to returnafter his taxi was vandalised. The driver, from Lincoln, who asked not to be named, was waitingacross the road from his vehicle when two youths smashed ...
Pleased to be back home I'm told North East Lincolnshire - our patch - has been "voted" the sixth worst place to live in England. How do 'they' arrive at these conclusions? What questions are asked? Who gets asked?
Nov 01, 2007 ... I'm told North East Lincolnshire - our patch - has been "voted"the sixth worst place to live in England. How do 'they' arrive atthese conclusions? What questions are asked? Who gets asked? Back in 1967, my old chum Roy Faiers decided to start a magazinecalled Cotswold Life and ...
Get them checked Older people are being told to pull the plug on old and unsafe electric blankets.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Older people are being told to pull the plug on old and unsafeelectric blankets. Grimsby's Age Concern made its appeal after more than half of theblankets brought along to a free testing session were found to befaulty. After Age Concern teamed up with the Electric Safety ...
More free concert tickets up for grabs Extra, extra!
Nov 01, 2007 ... Extra, extra! A limited amount of extra tickets have been released for thehottest free concert in town. The demand to see this year's amazing Bright Start concert hasbeen so high we've managed to get some more for lucky teenagers. The original application date closed ...
Benefits of going it alone Very exciting that Wales and Scotland want to go it alone. I can imagine, had I been Welsh or Scottish, how miserable it must have been to be lumped together with the English.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Very exciting that Wales and Scotland want to go it alone. I canimagine, had I been Welsh or Scottish, how miserable it must havebeen to be lumped together with the English. Anyway all looks set fair for the leek-eaters and even better forthe wee-dram-and-haggis bashers. The ...
Training supported by the authorities Local authorities are backing Jeff's attempts to highlight the importance of road safety.
Nov 02, 2007 ... Local authorities are backing Jeff's attempts to highlight theimportance of road safety. Top motorcycle team Honda UK has gone into top gear by allowingyoung riders to train with their staff. Scooter riders from the Louth area took advantage of a three-daycourse, in ...
Soccer stars show some real style Matalan was on the ball when a Grimsby football team scored a home goal and modelled a clothing range.
Nov 02, 2007 ... Matalan was on the ball when a Grimsby football team scored a homegoal and modelled a clothing range. Eleven youngsters from the Clee Community Under-12 Sharks teamswapped the pitch for the catwalk and strutted their stuff for theTelegraph cameras. They were taking part in ...
Youngsters take a stand against crime Young people from our area are helping the authorities take a stand against crime.
Nov 02, 2007 ... Young people from our area are helping the authorities take astand against crime. Safer Communities and its partner agencies Humberside Police,Extended Schools, North East Lincolnshire Council and theNeighbourhood Safety Scheme, promoted an anti-criminal damagecampaign amongst ...
First past the post with pounds5,000 A Halloween charity ball is expected to have raised pounds5,000 for Grimsby's Blue Cross Animal Hospital.
Nov 02, 2007 ... A Halloween charity ball is expected to have raised pounds5,000for Grimsby's Blue Cross Animal Hospital. The event was held at the Brocklesby Suite at Market RasenRacecourse. Blue Cross marketing director, Tony Samuel, said: "The hospital isdoing great work for pets in the ...
Talk of empires? Remember that we had one, too With regard to the letter entitled Real Heart Of The Matter, the EU Treaty is the same as its hated predecessor, the constitution.
Nov 01, 2007 ... With regard to the letter entitled Real Heart Of The Matter, theEU Treaty is the same as its hated predecessor, the constitution. A Labour-dominated committee of MPs has confirmed the damningruling, blowing apart Gordon Brown's refusal to grant a referendum onthe grounds that the ...
Expensive MPs out of touch Recently I watched the Dispatches programme entitled Nice Work If You Can Get It.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Recently I watched the Dispatches programme entitled Nice Work IfYou Can Get It. It seems our pounds100,000-plus expenses MPs have found a loopholein their housing allowance which allows them to pocket a few morethousands of pounds. Strange, for some reason, Mr Straw chose ...
Trio excel in games Three representatives from the North East Lincolnshire Disability Sports Forum performed well at the recent National Junior Games in Stoke Mandeville.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Three representatives from the North East Lincolnshire DisabilitySports Forum performed well at the recent National Junior Games inStoke Mandeville. Together they accumulated four medals (one silver and threebronze). The Games target children aged 11 to 18 with a ...
Rampant Rasen turn out amber's lights in big win Market Rasen & Louth 1XV returned to winning ways in Midlands Four East (North) with a thumping victory over Amber Valley on Saturday.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Market Rasen & Louth 1XV returned to winning ways in Midlands FourEast (North) with a thumping victory over Amber Valley on Saturday. In a fixture which has always been a fiercely-contested affair,Valley started well and used the wind to work their way down field. They only ...
Elder's return a boost for Grimsby Grimsby Rufc under-17s played host to Spalding and managed to get back to winning ways.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Grimsby Rufc under-17s played host to Spalding and managed to getback to winning ways. The Blues kicked-off and, straight away, it looked like Spaldingwould play hard rugby - which suited the Grimsby pack to a tee. Some early exchanges found Grimsby camped in their own half ...
Away joy at last Grimsby Town's Youth team enjoyed a rare away success at Chesterfield last weekend.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Grimsby Town's Youth team enjoyed a rare away success atChesterfield last weekend. The young Mariners won 2-0 in their switched fixture at Saltergateto notch their first away victory since the opening day over twomonths ago. And boss Neil Woods is hoping for more of the same ...
Young guns take points Grimsby under 14s travelled to Skegness in confident mood after their demolition of Lincoln the previous weekend.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Grimsby under 14s travelled to Skegness in confident mood aftertheir demolition of Lincoln the previous weekend. However, facing fierce winds, the young Blues decided a change intactics was required to take on their tough opposition. Grimsby kicked-off with the wind behind ...
Kickboxers cause 'mass destruction' Kickboxers from six Lincolnshire clubs took part in the third Grimsby Martial Arts Academy Fight Night on Sunday.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Kickboxers from six Lincolnshire clubs took part in the thirdGrimsby Martial Arts Academy Fight Night on Sunday. Billed as 'Mass Destruction', the event attracted a capacity crowdto the Pier in Cleethorpes and featured 16 bouts. As well as the hosts, local clubs Lincoln Black ...
Searle in inspirational form but meggies fall agonisingly short Cleethorpes travelled to Worksop in the league knowing a win would take them four points clear at the top of Midlands Six East (NE).
Nov 01, 2007 ... Cleethorpes travelled to Worksop in the league knowing a win wouldtake them four points clear at the top of Midlands Six East (NE). With Paul Cappindale breaking his ribs in last week's win overOllerton, Tom Keeley stepped up from the second team to make hisdebut for the ...
Mike celebrates as mischief triumphs Michael Chapman, without a win since early September, has been threatening the winner's enclosure recently with three 'seconds' in the space of the last four days and that winner finally came at Tuesday's all-weather meeting at Wolverhampton.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Michael Chapman, without a win since early September, has beenthreatening the winner's enclosure recently with three 'seconds' inthe space of the last four days and that winner finally came atTuesday's all-weather meeting at Wolverhampton. The Market Rasen trainer sent three ...
Grimsby ring star wins midlands title Grimsby Martial Arts Academy member John Lee won the WUMA Midlands Full-Contact Kickboxing title in Worcester.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Grimsby Martial Arts Academy member John Lee won the WUMA MidlandsFull-Contact Kickboxing title in Worcester. He lifted the title after winning a three, two-minute round finalagainst Billy Smith who weighed in 6kg heavier than his own 78kg. Contesting only his second ...
Telegraph team take on hot pot challenge The latest contestants in the Grimsby Telegraph's Hot Pot challenge at least proved one thing - you don't have to have any great talent to take part!
Nov 01, 2007 ... The latest contestants in the Grimsby Telegraph's Hot Potchallenge at least proved one thing - you don't have to have anygreat talent to take part! Journalists from the Telegraph picked up their cues and gave thecontest a go at the town's Ray Edmonds Snooker Centre. The aim ...
Dynamoes demolish Sutton It was unlucky 13 for the Sutton Sting when they were heavily beaten by the Grimsby Dynamoes at iceSheffield on Sunday.
Nov 01, 2007 ... It was unlucky 13 for the Sutton Sting when they were heavilybeaten by the Grimsby Dynamoes at iceSheffield on Sunday. The Dynamoes started well and, from a spell of early pressure,Dobbs opened the scoring with a neat flick. It was followed almost immediately by another Dobbs ...
Raoul upsets the odds to take national treble Veteran Cleethorpes swimmer Raoul Feld, left, won two golds and a silver medal at the Amateur National Masters at Ponds Forge in Sheffield last weekend.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Veteran Cleethorpes swimmer Raoul Feld, left, won two golds and asilver medal at the Amateur National Masters at Ponds Forge inSheffield last weekend. His golds came in the 50m and 100m backstroke, while the silvercame in the 50m freestyle. Feld (77), who before the ...
Blues battle but Lincoln prevail Grimsby Rufc travelled to Lincoln with a changed team due to injury problems.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Grimsby Rufc travelled to Lincoln with a changed team due to injury problems. Darren Edwards joined the front row, while Petty and Ben Stoweslipped into the back row. Greg Robson filled the boots of Daz Daly, and did a sterling job. The final change saw Col Mathews make ...
Racecourse extravaganza boosts funds Organisers of the Grimsby and District Leukaemia Research fundraising group hope to have raised pounds14,000 from their recent efforts at the Market Rasen Racecourse Extravaganza.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Organisers of the Grimsby and District Leukaemia Researchfundraising group hope to have raised pounds14,000 from their recentefforts at the Market Rasen Racecourse Extravaganza. Chairwoman Birdie Dawson said a total of pounds41,000 had beensent to the fund's head office last year, ...
Big city culture at submarine Calling all dance music lovers!
Nov 01, 2007 ... Calling all dance music lovers! The Submarine, in Cleethorpes, is launching a new themed clubnight on Friday. Danny Brewitt, manager and events promoter for the club, said:"This is a fresh new night, the first of it's type in the area. "We're bringing big city culture ...
Get soul and r'n'B Lincoln soul merchants Soul Solutions will be on stage at Louth bar The King's Head, on Friday.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Lincoln soul merchants Soul Solutions will be on stage at Louthbar The King's Head, on Friday. They cover James Brown and Wilson Pickett numbers as well as awealth of other soul and Motown ...
Acting the April fool Where will you find Gordon Brown, Simon Cowell and Ozzy Osbourne in the same room?
Nov 01, 2007 ... Where will you find Gordon Brown, Simon Cowell and Ozzy Osbournein the same room? At Grimsby Auditorium next year, that's where! Top impressionist Jon Culshaw is bringing his eagerly anticipatedUK tour to Grimsby, on April 1. The star of BBC2's multi- award-winning show ...
Takeaway fined after inspection Poor hygiene standards has led to a fast food outlet being fined.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Poor hygiene standards has led to a fast food outlet being fined. An inspection found ham eight days past its use-by date, dirtycloths tied around taps on sinks and dirty containers in contact withfood at Original Chicken Express, Louth. Proprietor Ibrahim Cinalp (62) admitted ...
Give us your views on new life paper Fancy helping us make some Life changing decisions?
Nov 01, 2007 ... Fancy helping us make some Life changing decisions? Now that Life, our new free weekly publication, has been wingingits way to your home for six months, we want to know what you think. We are hoping to recruit four panels of eight readers to find outwhat you like, what you ...
Reactionto stadium go-ahead is mixed Residents in Great Coates have vented their frustration over the news that Grimsby Town Football Club can effectively go ahead and build its new stadium in their village.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Residents in Great Coates have vented their frustration over thenews that Grimsby Town Football Club can effectively go ahead andbuild its new stadium in their village. As reported yesterday, the Government has not called the pounds15-million development in for scrutiny, which ...
Vision is a long way off Despite the Government giving plans for a new football stadium a green light, it may be extra time before we see the stadium built in Great Coates.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Despite the Government giving plans for a new football stadium agreen light, it may be extra time before we see the stadium built inGreat Coates. Head of planning services Derek McKenzie said everything relies onthe football club. "The planning committee has already given ...
pounds30k haul is A Former shop boss has vowed to clear his name after more than pounds30,000 in bundles of notes stashed in his home was confiscated.
Nov 01, 2007 ... A Former shop boss has vowed to clear his name after more thanpounds30,000 in bundles of notes stashed in his home was confiscated. The cash was seized from Paul Anderson's house after a raid on hisGrimsby home last year. Police suspected it was "hot money" but no criminal ...
'Case has no substance to it' Defence solicitor Roy Foreman condemned the police case as like a "souffle" - frothy and light but with "no substance to it".
Nov 01, 2007 ... Defence solicitor Roy Foreman condemned the police case as like a"souffle" - frothy and light but with "no substance to it". He launched a scathing attack on the police investigation andclaimed there was "not one jot of evidence to support it". He claimed the police case was ...
Braced for a windy battering The Hull and Humber crew are in fourth place in the latest leg of the round the world yacht race.
Nov 01, 2007 ... The Hull and Humber crew are in fourth place in the latest leg ofthe round the world yacht race. The crew, who will be joined by Grimsby Telegraph reporter GarethParry-Jones next year, are currently racing from Salvador to Durban. Now coping with the southern equivalent of the ...
Looking after hidden cash for friend Former trader Paul Anderson had more than pounds30,000 hidden in his house because he was looking after it for a friend.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Former trader Paul Anderson had more than pounds30,000 hidden inhis house because he was looking after it for a friend. Grimsby Magistrates' Court heard how Anderson originally pretendedthe money found was his savings but he later claimed it came fromAndre Martin (54), of St Mawes ...
Halloween horror show as town youth crash out Grimsby Town's Youth Cup dream turned into a nightmare on Halloween as a cruel late blow saw them go down 1-0 to Tranmere at Blundell Park.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Grimsby Town's Youth Cup dream turned into a nightmare onHalloween as a cruel late blow saw them go down 1-0 to Tranmere atBlundell Park. There were no tricks or treats for the young Mariners as theMerseysiders nicked a place in Round Two with a deflected goal fiveminutes from ...
It's a 'dead' quiet night Halloween passed off peacefully last night despite fears over anti- social behaviour.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Halloween passed off peacefully last night despite fears over anti-social behaviour. Both Humberside and Lincolnshire Police said their high-visibility patrols had been a success. Pc Al Town, stationed at Louth, said: "We spoke to groups ofyouths on the streets and reassured ...
Teenager hurt in town hit-and-run A Teenager was taken to hospital after a hit-and-run incident on a busy zebra crossing.
Nov 01, 2007 ... A Teenager was taken to hospital after a hit-and-run incident on abusy zebra crossing. The incident happened on the corner of Wellowgate and Abbey Road,Grimsby, at 3.10pm yesterday, prompting the road to be shut off andcausing Top Town traffic hold-ups The victim, who was ...
Newey still a target Peterborough boss Darren Ferguson is refusing to give up the chase for Grimsby Town full-back Tom Newey despite a firm rebuff by Mariners chairman John Fenty.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Peterborough boss Darren Ferguson is refusing to give up the chasefor Grimsby Town full-back Tom Newey despite a firm rebuff byMariners chairman John Fenty. The Posh chief is still keen on acquiring Newey's services whenthe transfer window opens in January even though there has ...
Nightmare for young Mariners Grimsby Town's Youth Cup dream ended last night after they were beaten 1-0 by Tranmere at Blundell Park.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Grimsby Town's Youth Cup dream ended last night after they werebeaten 1-0 by Tranmere at Blundell Park. A goal five minutes from full-time put the young ...
Bonfire n ght is here If you are hoping that your weekend will go with a whizz and a bang, then all you need is our comprehensive guide to the area's bonfire and firework displays.
Nov 02, 2007 ... If you are hoping that your weekend will go with a whizz and abang, then all you need is our comprehensive guide to the area'sbonfire and firework displays. They kick off tomorrow night, with displays for all the familythroughout the weekend and on Monday - the big day ...
'Less chat, let's go' In 1972 when I was just 21 and a serving airman, I was posted to Salalah in the Persian Gulf.
Nov 02, 2007 ... In 1972 when I was just 21 and a serving airman, I was posted toSalalah in the Persian Gulf. Occupying the bed space opposite mine was an airman from NorthernIreland, who had served at Binbrook prior to his Middle East posting.On the wall above his bed was a double-page spread from ...
Business ruined by arsonists Arsonists are believed to have pushed burning paper through a sandwich shop window and then set it on fire with an accelerant.
Nov 02, 2007 ... Arsonists are believed to have pushed burning paper through asandwich shop window and then set it on fire with an accelerant. The owners of Fancy a Roll, on the corner of Garden Street andDoughty Road, in Grimsby, are counting the cost of the resultingblaze, which ripped through ...
Help to protect properties Residents throughout West Lindsey are being offered advice on how to protect their homes from flooding.
Nov 02, 2007 ... Residents throughout West Lindsey are being offered advice on howto protect their homes from flooding. The County Flood Fair is being supported by the LincolnshireResilience Forum which has members including the Environment Agency,the police, Anglian Water, groups representing the ...
Join the big quit and stub it out! You can quit smoking and we can help.
Nov 02, 2007 ... You can quit smoking and we can help. Smokers across Yorkshire and the Humber and right across the country are being urged to ditch the cigs and get involved in the BigQuit. The effort is being run by the NHS Smoke-free campaign inconjunction with local media. "You ...
Wear the right gear and live Surviving a head-on collision has led a motorcyclist to campaign for road safety.
Nov 02, 2007 ... Surviving a head-on collision has led a motorcyclist to campaignfor road safety. Jeff Halford, from Laceby, was riding his Triumph 900 Trophy onAylesby Road last July when he was involved in an accident with alearner driver on a blind bend. No one was seriously injured and ...
Musical duo to play laceby A Music duo - who are receiving rave reviews from all over the UK - are performing in Laceby.
Nov 02, 2007 ... A Music duo - who are receiving rave reviews from all over the UK -are performing in Laceby. Goldstone and Clemmow, a husband and wife team, will be at StMargaret's Church ...
Gold standard for Market Rasen school Market Rasen's Church of England Primary School is celebrating being awarded an Arts Council Gold Star.
Nov 02, 2007 ... Market Rasen's Church of England Primary School is celebratingbeing awarded an Arts Council Gold Star. Headteacher Paul Thompson said: "This award recognises theprovision we have for drama, music, art and all things artistic bothon the curriculum and in the extended provision ...
Get your wine, it's time to get grumpy Do you have long conversations with complete strangers on the bus?
Nov 02, 2007 ... Do you have long conversations with complete strangers on the bus? Do you get overly excited by mail order catalogues purporting thevirtue of totally useless kitchen implements you never knew youneeded until now? If you answered 'yes' to any of the above questions, then ...
'Listen, it's time to stand up and do something' Is anybody listening!
Nov 02, 2007 ... Is anybody listening! People are having to leave their homes, ambulances are beingwrecked, and fire brigade crews are being attacked on what almostseems to be a daily basis. It seems things can only get worse. Why is such a small minority allowed to rule this ace little ...
User jailed after homes scam fails A Drug user has been jailed for preying on "vulnerable" members of the community in an attempt to steal from them.
Nov 02, 2007 ... A Drug user has been jailed for preying on "vulnerable" members ofthe community in an attempt to steal from them. Lisa Miller (34), of Kennedy Way, Immingham, appeared at GrimsbyCrown Court after admitting burgling two homes on Scawby Road,Grimsby, on May 25. One of the ...