College staff have helped some dreams come true through a year of fundraising.
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Brave Skyla celebrates fifth birthday
Brave youngster Skyla Paige Bee has defied all the odds to celebrate her fifth birthday – and she certainly did it in style.
› Read MoreBeavers celebrate with fake wounds
Fake wounds and hunting for treasure were just some of the fun things on offer during a celebration day for scouts, beavers and cubs. Boys from all over the county enjoyed the fun day in Humberston, on the outskirts of Grimsby, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the beavers. The event was part of national anniversary celebrations and included a chance to be given fake wounds, a treasure hunt, a bouncy castle and much more.
› Read MoreStudent wins national plumbing award
Student Tom King has picked up a national award for his plumbing skills. Tom, 24, an apprentice at the Grimsby Institute, has won the title of SkillPlumb Champion 2011, as part of the International WorldSkills competitions. He picked up the award at a ceremony in London in October. SkillPlumb, is the premier competition for aspiring plumbing apprentices in the UK. Tom performed in the regional heats after his tutor spotted his talent for accurate pipe-work. He went on to the …
› Read MorePedal power helps hospice
Cyclists of all ages turned up to take part in a bikeathon in aid of their local hospice. The annual family-friendly Falling Leaves Bikeathon was held at the start of October to raise money for the St Andrew’s Hospice, in Grimsby.
› Read MoreAwards recognise sporting heroes
Athletes, coaches and other sporting heroes are being celebrated with glittering awards after being nominated by members of the public. The North East Lincolnshire Sports Association Awards (NELSA) are handed out for inspiring sporting characters in the region. The annual awards aim to recognise the hard work and talent of athletes in the area and are given out for 10 different categories.
› Read MoreJob fair helps hundreds
Hundreds of unemployed residents were given a helping hand during an annual jobs fair. The Your Future event took place in Grimsby Town Hall in an aim to help those looking for work in the area. The event included job offers, information about training opportunities and advice about job-hunting.
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