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The flood defence will provide protection to the villages of Burringham, Gunness and East Butterwick. Some 3.5km of sheet piles will be installed along the east bank of the river … Cllr Rob Waltham, leader of North Lincolnshire Council, said: “This …

Police say it could take a number of days to formally identify the man whose body was recovered from the River Trent at Burringham yesterday (May 30). Officers were alerted at 11.27am yesterday by the crew of a passing barge that a body had been washed 

The body of an unidentified man was recovered from the River Trent at Gunness Wharf by police today (May 30). Officers were alerted at 11.27am by the crew of a passing barge that a body had been washed ashore at Burringham. It is thought the body had …

VolkerStevin wins Trent flood defence for £1.2bn schemeThe extensive flood defence will provide significant protection to the villages of Burringham, Gunness and East Butterwick. Across the river on the west bank, the defences will be raised … Cllr Rob Waltham, Leader of North Lincolnshire Council, said …

North Lincolnshire’s £13m flood defence work to start in JanuaryWork on a £13m flood defence scheme in North Lincolnshire is due to start in January. Sheet piles will be installed on a 3.5km length of the River Trent to protect the villages of Burringham, Gunness and East Butterwick. The council said it would also

The race, taking place on May 7, will start as usual on Scotter Road, however, the new route will see runners bypass Burringham and go down Farmer’s Lane instead. And if you don’t feel confident about tackling the full 13.1 miles, you could always take …

£13.3m flood defence plans go on show to the publicPlans for new flood defences along the River Trent were on display at a consultation event in Burringham. Pictured (left to right) are North Lincolnshire Council deputy leader Rob Waltham, Brigg and Goole MP Andrew PercyMott Macdonald principal