It would appear that my story on the front page of Tuesday’s Lincolnshire Free Press (May 1, 2012) has upset a few people.
I’ve seen lots of comments on Facebook from parents who would quite clearly like to rip convicted paedophile Paul Tumber limb from limb after we revealed he is now living in Seas End Road, Surfleet.
A GROT spot used by rough sleepers and street drinkers is to be transformed into a “community showpiece”.
A new group has been set up to transform the area of scrubland around the base of the railway bridge between Green Lane and St John’s Road in Spalding, into a communal open space for the whole community to enjoy.
TOWN rangers are being considered as a way to make Spalding safer and more attractive to shoppers.
A pot of money offered by Holland Market developers to regenerate the town centre could be used to fund the patrols, which would tackle litter, street drinking and anti-social behaviour.
Spalding's Steppingstone bridge
A BATTLE to clean up a “grot spot” bridge in Spalding is to step up a pace with a threat of legal action.
Steppingstone Bridge in Spalding has been plagued by vandalism and litter for many years with campaigners fighting to get landowner Network Rail to clean up its act.