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A Spring Ball in aid of the Mayor of North Lincolnshire’s appeal fund will take place at The Baths Hall on Saturday 4 March 2017.

North Lincolnshire Council is working with Macmillan Cancer Support to offer a six week programme to provide an introduction back into exercise for people affected by cancer.

The Youth String Ensemble is giving a lunchtime recital at 20-21 Visual Arts Centre in Scunthorpe on Thursday 16 February at 1pm as part of a day of concerts.

North Lincolnshire Council is officially opening Brigg Recreation Ground on Friday 17 February after investing £2.6m to bring the facility up-to-date.

North Lincolnshire Museum re-opens with a new exhibition, Made in North Lincolnshire, just in time for the half term holidays. Celebrate the opening with bear themed activities.

North Lincolnshire Council is proposing to relocate Ashby Market to Broadway in Ashby and is holding a consultation event on Thursday 16 February for residents and traders to share their views.

After a three-month closure, St John’s Church now part of 20-21 Visual Arts Centre will reopen to the public on Saturday 18 February 2017.

Three new vans have joined North Lincolnshire Council’s fleet and are gearing up to start work on Monday (13 February).

Brigg is the latest town to benefit from the recently launched Traditional Shopfront Grant Scheme that aims to improve shop fronts in conservation areas.

Budding playwrights are invited to a free workshop at 20-21 Visual Arts Centre on Thursday 16 February, from 6.30pm to 8pm.