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Join us on Saturday 3rd January for a celebration to launch the new soundscape and grand opening of the exhibition.
Tea and cake will be provided by Riverhead Coffee.
The exhibition will be in Grimsby until Saturday 31st January.The post Memory in a Bottle – Exhibition appeared first on Discover North East Lincolnshire.
The first Park Ward Police drop in of 2026 will take place on 4th Jan from 1200hrs to 1300hrs at the Holiday Inn Express on Wellowgate in Grimsby. Members of the Park Ward Police team will be present to help with any queries or questions you may have.
The first Park Ward Police drop in of 2026 will take place on the 4th Jan at Holiday Inn Express on Wellowgate, Grimsby, between 1200hrs and 1300hrs. Members of the local police team will be present to help with any queries/questions you may have.
A Scunthorpe taxi driver who was caught speeding and watching videos while driving with a passenger failed in his attempt to overturn the Council’s decision to revoke his licence.
Magistrates have upheld North Lincolnshire Council’s immediate revocation of the licence, confirming the driver was not “fit and proper” to carry passengers.
Mr Shah Abu Sufian Md Sheruzzaman Siddiquee, 44, of Ashdown Avenue, Scunthorpe, had his taxi driver’s licence revoked in January 2025. The immediate revocation came after five videos were received of him speeding and watching videos whilst driving.
Licensed drivers are legally required to be considered fit and proper. Drivers are subject to strict standards to ensure public safety.
At a hearing held on Friday 5 December 2025 at Grimsby Magistrates’ Court, the court upheld North Lincolnshire Council’s decision, agreeing that Mr Siddiquee was not fit and proper to hold a driver’s licence and confirming that the Council upheld its duties.
As part of its ruling, Mr Siddiquee was ordered to pay the full legal costs incurred by the Council in bringing the case forward – over £2,000.
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