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Chief. A hawk. It is a large brown bird with a black face and bright yellow beak. Its talons are also bright yellow. It is pictured gripping a glove worn by its handler who is out of the shot. In the background is the Abbey Walk car park in Grimsby.

Hawks to deter birds ahead of car park demolition

Mavric and Chief are flying through Grimsby's Abbey Walk car park twice a week, a council says.

A man in a yellow jacket stood inside opening his front door. The door is brown and there are shutter blinds hanging from the window to the left. The walls are painted a light pink.

Residents warned over 'real menace' rogue traders

North East Lincolnshire Council issues guidance on how to spot a doorstep scammer.

Angela Greenfield. She has short, grey hair and is wearing glasses, a blue top and two silver necklaces. She is standing in front of black shutters

Campaigners attend meeting over libraries changes

There are plans for changes to libraries in Grimsby, Cleethorpes and Waltham.

Group of people dressed in Viking costume with red and blue round shields, axes and knives. They are all looking angry with their mouths open shouting.
Their outfits are different colours, orange, tan and grey with one bearded man wearing chain mail.

Viking village brought to life on big screen

Grimsby's Viking past is being brought to life in an immersive event

A bird's eye view of a bridge across a river. It has black sides. There is protective sheeting over part of the bridge where restoration work is taking place. A boat is further down the river and there is a Tesco Extra on shore in the distance.

Contractor 'baffled' over end of bridge contract

North East Lincolnshire Council is seeking a new contractor to complete work on the Grimsby bridge.

A customer buys produce at a butcher's counter. A range of sausages, mince and other meat is visible inside a glass cabinet. A woman stands behind the counter wearing a white top and blue butcher's apron - she is weighing meat on a scale.

Traders and shoppers 'delighted' as market reopens

Top Town Market in Grimsby closed in February, but now has a temporary home in Freshney Place.

A shop unit with floor to ceiling glass windows either side a blue shuttered entrance. Above is a burgundy sign with 'Grimsby Town Town Market' in white lettering in the middle, on the left are opening times also in white type face.

Long-running market to reopen in temporary space

Grimsby's Top Town Market has moved into a unit inside Freshney Place shopping centre.

Andrea Jenkyns, who has a short blonde bob and is wearing a silver sparkly top and blue Reform badge, is smiling to the side. There is a long table behind her and several people sat down and others stood up in suits.

Reform's Andrea Jenkyns elected Lincolnshire mayor

Dame Jenkyns secured eight out of nine areas to become the county's first elected mayor.

Carol Steels and husband David, both in their 60s, are standing in front of a travel agents in Lincoln's high street

Why Lincolnshire turned a lighter shade of blue

Reform wins both control of the county council and the Greater Lincolnshire Mayoral vote.