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A man wanted by police has taken to the roof of a house in a bid to escape arrest. Kyle Ferguson is wanted for various offences, including possession of an offensive weapon, affray, assault and public nuisance related to a number of rooftop incidents.Wanted man remains in a 21-HOUR topless stand-off with police after climbing onto the roof of a house last night as …Daily MailPolice close off Scunthorpe road to deal with incidentScunthorpe Telegraphall 5 news articles »

Scunthorpe’s latest lottery millionaire is sharing his story at a press reception this morning (Tuesday, August 15). Pub landlord Ian Brooke believes his local is the luckiest in the country after regular customer David Long also scooped £1 million in …

Scunthorpe United had to be content with a 1-1 draw with Rochdale at the weekend.and more »

Charity swim in memory of Nathan Slade raises over £6000 newspaper vendor Derek Cartwright took part in a charity swim to raise funds in memory of a man who died suddenly in 2015. Nathan Slade died from sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP) in August 2015, aged 26. Derek …

Police are dealing with an incident in Scunthorpe. Share. Police have closed off a Scunthorpe road to deal with an incident tonight (Monday, August 14). Humberside Police said the incident is in the Salisbury Close/West Common Lane area of the town.and more »

The landlord’s EuroMillions windfall came after one of his regulars twice won a £1million UK Millionaire Maker prize.Britain’s luckiest pub where regulars won lottery TWICE becomes …Mirror.co.ukall 2 news articles »

Scunthorpe landlord says his pub is the luckiest in the country after £1 million lottery winA Scunthorpe landlord believes he has the luckiest pub in the country after scooping a £1 million lottery prize. EuroMillions organisers have today (Monday, August 14) confirmed the landlord won the money on the UK Millionaire Maker part of the game on …

Humberside Police are trying to arrest wanted man Kyle Ferguson.and more »

A new chief executive has started today (Monday, August 14) at the trust which runs Scunthorpe General Hospital. Dr Peter Reading has taken over from Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust’s (NLaG) interim chief executive, Richard Sunley.

Although Scunthorpe would have liked victories, the upside is that the Iron suffered defeats to Dale and the Dons in the corresponding fixtures last season. Alexander would have liked victories but he is looking to build on the performances so far …