Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph

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Woollas Presses but Suffers Loss ; Boxing

EPWORTH heavyweight boxer Chris Woollas suffered a defeat at the hands of Bolton's Scott Mitchell. At the Sutton Sports Centre in St Helens, Woollas slipped to a 60- 55 six round points loss to Mitchell.

'My Time has Come' - Henri Expecting a Great Season [...] ; Fabregas the Inspiration As Lansbury Targets Central Role Football

SCUNTHORPE United target Henri Lansbury believes this season could be his best yet as he fights for a place in the Arsenal first team. The teenage ace, who remains on Iron boss Nigel Adkins' radar for a loan deal, is targeting a more central midfield role and is looking to Gunners team-mate Cesc Fabregas as his inspiration.

'Join the Team and Help Us Save Lives' ; Emergency Response Group On Look-Out for Volunteers

A FATHER and daughter team from Messingham are seeking other dedicated volunteers to help them save lives. Chef Andy Coleman and his daughter Annie Belcher are in training to become members of the Lincolnshire Integrated Voluntary Emergency Service (LIVES) which respond to 999 calls in rural areas.

Split Personalities

SCIENCE enthusiasts can enjoy a creative event at the 20-21 Visual Arts Centre in Scunthorpe. The free drop-in event - Atomic Tag - runs until tomorrow, from 10am to 5pm, at the Church Square centre.

Croft Leads Way As Ac Make It to Final ; Scunthorpe Athletes Earn Second Crack at Northern Cup Athletics

SCUNTHORPE and District Athletic Club have made it to the Northern Counties Knock-out Cup final for the second year in a row. The club's senior athletes travelled to Hull to compete against the best 28 clubs in the northern counties, taking part in four separate matches, two at Hull and two at Leeds.

See the Deer On a Walk in the Park

A DEER walk will take place at Normanby Hall Country Park on Sunday, August 2. Visitors will be able to walk around the deer park with a park ranger and learn lots of interesting information about the species in Britain. The tour costs Pounds 3 per person, which does not include admission to the park.

Sunbeds Warning ; the World in Brief

SUNBEDS can increase the chances of developing skin tumours by 75 per cent and pose the "highest" risk of cancer, a report said today. The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) said ultraviolet-emitting tanning devices were more dangerous than previously suggested.

'Appetite to Buy Is Coming Back Now' ; Mortgage Adviser Is Optimistic About Housing Market

BASIC good value in the North Lincolnshire property market could be behind rising house prices - but mortgage advisers are warning caution is still needed in turbulent times. More mortgages are available but the key first time buyers market is still struggling to get hold of affordable deals.

Mccann Nets with Penalty

Gainsborough 1 Scunthorpe 1 SCUNTHORPE United were held to a 1-1 draw at Gainsborough Trinity last night in a game of two contrasting halves.

Your Stars

The morning hours could see some mix ups in business, so keep your cool. Don't accuse loved ones of things they may not have done, or you could find yourself eating your words by tea time. Don't be upset when you hear news about people from your past. Instead of worrying what he or she is doing, put your time and effort into the new future you are making.

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Great Days and Knights to Be Had ; Save Money On Summer Trips Out

WHISK your family away on one of three great days out, thanks to the Scunthorpe Telegraph's money-saving giveaway. From crazy capers at Butlins in Skegness to the dizzying Heights Of Abraham cable car adventure, the race is on to collect your Summer Days Out tokens and make huge savings at popular attractions across the UK.

Improvement Work at Recycling Centres

NORTH Lincolnshire Council has completed improvements at a number of its household recycling centres, to make them easier and safer to use. The work at BartonUpon-Humber, Goxhill and Winterton household recycling centres included: Resurfacing the sites New pedestrian pathways Installing zebra crossing areas Improved signs Easier navigation Changes to the layout of the banks, for better access.