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INTRODUCTION Welcome to the December/January edition of Scunthorpe Journal. We are back, and once again, bringing you the very best stories from the area.

Winter has arrived, and the festive season is just around the corner. We hope your preparations for the big day are going well and you haven’t got too carried away with the present buying!

meet the staff

This edition is packed with feel-good stories, courtesy of the wonderful people of Scunthorpe. We celebrate the Scunthorpe Hospital staff who won awards at Our Stars 2019, as well as taking a look at the brilliant people from around the community who

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took part in fundraisers to raise money for Lindsey Lodge Hospice.

If, when the new year arrives, you are wanting to take up a fitness challenge, why not head to our sports section where you can read about the Swimarathon that is taking place in 2020.

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We wish you all a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year!

LISA WARRENER EDITOR

Asha northway senior sales executive

lisa caley sales executive

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FROM A POLICE Reducing crime and ASB in Scunthorpe Town Centre

‘Town centre businesses that are regular victims of shop theft now have access to “fillin-the-blank” statements and evidence labels so they can get evidence together as soon as a theft has taken place.’

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E PERSPECTIVE: Local Neighbourhood PC Kal Alcock-Murtagh talks about how the neighbourhood policing team is tackling crime in the area As a team, we love to get out and about and talk to local residents, businesses and visitors about all the great things in Scunthorpe. We are always keen to hear about anything that is causing concern for the community so that, where appropriate, we can take action to address it.

Shop theft is another concern that businesses regularly talk to us about and I am pleased to share that an innovative trial of how evidence is collected has seen a reduction of 36% in recorded shop theft in the third quarter of 2019.

One thing that has been flagged to us recently is antisocial behaviour (ASB) in Scunthorpe town centre. This is why the neighbourhood policing team has been working hard to identify those involved and take steps to reduce incidents of this nature.

Town centre businesses are regular victims of shop theft now have access to “fill-in-theblank� statements and evidence labels so they can get evidence together as soon as a theft has taken place. This enables us to put suspects before the courts as quick as possible, reducing the opportunity for them to potentially commit further offences.

We will be continuing to focus on these areas as part of our patrols whilst also working with the Youth Outreach Team and Youth Offending Services to find more suitable activities to entertain teenagers in the area.

We are incredibly proud to be part of this vibrant community and we are committed to continuing to working with you to make sure that Scunthorpe stays a fantastic place to live, work and visit.

North Lincolnshire Council, who also have a role in tackling anti-social behaviour such as begging, has seen a 32% drop in reports of anti-social behaviour this year compared to the previous 12 months.

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Scunthorpe Gener recognised at awa A whole host of professions in the NHS were celebrated at the annual staff awards ceremony for Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust provides acute hospital services and community services to a population of more than 400,000 people across North and North East Lincolnshire and the East Riding of Yorkshire.

presented at Our Stars 2019 at The Baths Hall in

Each year our emergency departments see around 130,000 people, we deliver more than 4,500 babies, carry out around 30,000 operations, treat 96,000 inpatients and run 390,000 outpatient appointments.

Nominations were accepted from staff and patients

From nurses and doctors, to therapists and pharmacists and those working behind the scenes in non-clinical roles, a total of 15 awards were

surprise award on the night – for someone they

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Scunthorpe.

It wasn’t just NHS staff being honoured for the difference they make to local patients - volunteers and charity fundraisers were recognised too. for the awards – with just under 600 received.

The Trust’s Chief Executive Peter Reading and Acting Chair Linda Jackson both presented a felt had shone brightly during the year and deserved recognition.

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ral Hospital staff ards ceremony Scunthorpe Hospital staff were announced the winner of several awards, showing just how much the patients appreciate everything they do.

There was a touching moment when the winner of the Patient’s Choice Award, Ophthalmologist Pasha Siddiqui, was surprised backstage by the patient who nominated him. “I have been under Pasha’s care for a number of years now and during this time he has gone above and beyond. He continually makes a different and has created a lasting positive impact on not only my life, but those around me.”

Here are more of the winners from the awards evening: Kindness Award Vicky Foster, A&E housekeeper

Volunteer of the Year Award Headway Salon Volunteers Patient’s Choice Award Pasha Siddiqui, Ophthalmology A huge congratulations to everyone who won an award at Our Stars 2019, Scunthorpe Journal is certainly proud to have so many brilliant members of Scunthorpe’s hospital recognised for their hard work.

Further details about all of the winners from the awards night and photos are available on the Trust website at www.nlg.nhs.uk/about/awards.

Unsung Hero Award Richard Gleadhill, Medical Secretary

As a Foundation Trust members of the public can get involved with their local hospitals and participate to influence plans for the development of the Trust and its services by becoming members.

Quality Improvement Award Lissa Binoy and Khine Aung, Ophthalmic Practitioners

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Popular Scunthorpe playing field receives £100,000 funding Healey Road Playing Field in Scunthorpe will undergo refurbishments after almost £100,000 funding was allocated to improve accessibility North Lincolnshire Council will be investing £12,000 into the project and has secured a further £87,936 of funding from FCC Communities Foundation.

FCC Communities Foundation is a not-for-profit business that awards grants for community, conservation and heritage projects.

The work started in early November and the funding is being used to create a footpath, install more seating and litter bins, and upgrade and replace play equipment. Scunthorpe Journal got in touch with North Lincolnshire Council to find out more about the project.

Cllr Rob Waltham, leader of North Lincolnshire Council, said: “Making sure all of our parks and open spaces in North Lincolnshire are accessible for all is a key priority, and this funding will allow

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developments to be carried out at Healey Road Playing Field.

We have worked with Warley Road Community Group to apply for the funding and their support has been vital in getting to this point.”

The aim is to create a community park that will be used by everyone who lives in the area and there are ongoing plans for further developments.”

Penny Horne, FCC Communities Foundation grant manager for the Humber, says: “We’re delighted to be supporting the Healey Road Community Park Scheme project and pleased our funding will benefit so many people across the North Lincolnshire region. We are always happy to consider grant applications for projects that improve local communities and we’re looking forward to both of these making a difference very soon.”

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Fundraisers from across Scunthorpe and beyond have been supporting a charity-run hospice over the past few months Every year, its dedicated team of staff and volunteers touch the lives of hundreds of local people, either directly as patients, or by supporting family members or carers, before, during and after one

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of the most difficult times in their lives.

Lindsey Lodge Hospice Head of Fundraising Tom Moody said: “We are a truly local charity, supporting North Lincolnshire patients and families, and we

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and raised over £2,500 in aid of Lindsey Lodge Hospice, to say thank you for the care her mum Kathryn Clayton received there.

a bake sale – every single penny they raise helps us to provide our care.”

Here are just a selection of highlights: North Lincolnshire Council worker Jenny Dale (36) completed the gruelling London Marathon in just four hours, 15 minutes and 36 seconds

Scarborough man Ray Clarke (68) departed from Windermere on Saturday 1 June on a gruelling 97-mile walk over just six days to follow in the footsteps of British fell walker, guidebook author and illustrator Alfred Wainwright MBE. He raised £1,500 for the hospice which is caring for his good friend, and former Army colleague of 52 years, Chas Dowie.

Ian Espin (92), who has four children, four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren, made and sold beautiful bird boxes and

donated £1,377 to Lindsey Lodge Hospice to say thank you for the wonderful care his wife Margaret received there before she passed away in October 2018.

An annual cycling challenge taken on by staff from the UK’s largest independent lime producer has raised £8,000 in five years for Lindsey Lodge Hospice. The bike rides take nine months to plan, so as soon as one is out the way, Steve and Jo Price start planning next year’s ride, which will be Stockport to Hornsea in 2020.

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ALADDIN WEDNESDAY 11TH-31ST DECEMBER THE BATHS HALL, SCUNTHORPE Annie Fanny is coming back to The Baths Hall to star in this year’s Christmas panto, Aladdin!

The ever-popular panto Dame will be starring in tis classic tale. For tickets, please visit scunthorpetheatres.co.uk

HOLLOW DOORS PARTY NIGHT Thursday 19th December Warren Lodge, Scunthorpe Guaranteed to be an event not to miss and the perfect time to catch up with friends just before Christmas.

SANTA’S CHRISTMAS PARTY Monday 23rd December The Plowright Theatre Join Dotty the Elf, Dasher the Reindeer, Jack Frost and Pompom the Penguin in a fun, festive, musical adventure.

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LINCOLNSHIRE CONCERT SOCIETY – MARTIN JAMES BARTLETT Friday 17th January Outwood Academy Foxhills, Scunthorpe Pianist Martin James Bartlett was winner of the BBC Young

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as one of the most talented Elvis Presley tribute artists in the world. Together with his acclaimed band Deep South and provide an exceptional show reliving the magical memory of Elvis Presley and much more.

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HOROSCOPES Dec/Jan December/January 2020 - Issue 17

Aquarius

(20th Jan-18th Feb) Your current relationship is about to get a lot more romantic and fun!

That missing spark is going to return.

Pisces

Gemini

(21st May-20th June) That one person you have never stopped having feelings for is about the re-enter your life. Stay calm and reserved until it’s the right time to lay your cards out.

Cancer

(19th Feb-20th March) A friend is going to need your support this month.

Assure them you are always there and be prepared to be a shoulder to cry on.

(21st June- 22nd July) You have spent all year giving out your kindness and generosity to your family and friends, and even strangers! Remember to give yourself some TLC and treat yourself.

Aries

(23rd July-22nd Aug)

(21st March-19th April) That one thing you were so sure about last month, you are going to begin to doubt.

Re-evaluate the situation again and have a rethink.

Taurus

(20th April-20th May) This month is all about celebrating but remember to keep a check on your finances.

Don’t enter the new year in a debt you cannot manage.

Leo

This month you need to begin to throw out the old and welcome the new. You have a problem letting things go, but you need to enter the new year fresh and worry-free.

Virgo

(23rd Aug-22nd Sept) You will start to feel the vibe of ‘I want to do something with my life’.

Begin to try new things and you might just enjoy it!

Libra

(23rd Sept-22nd Oct) You have the motivation to make changes where you work or live.

Move to a place that broadens your life and options.

Scorpio

(23rd Oct-21st Nov) Welcome the new year in by going outside of your comfort zone. Whether it be relationships or your social life, go for something you wouldn’t usually.

Sagittarius

(22nd Nov-21st Dec) If you’re dreaming of someone special this could be the year.

Put yourself out there and don’t be afraid, you have nothing to lose!

Capricorn

(22nd Dec-19th Jan) Carefully think it through before accepting or refusing an offer or invitation. There could be repercussions no matter which way you decide to go.

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