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More children in South Ferriby will now be able to attend nursery close to home following the creation of new places at South Ferriby Primary School.
The new nursery space has been created through a council-backed extension to the school,
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In the heart of Scunthorpe town centre, we’re opening up a new space for people who want to be part of the town’s cultural, creative and digital future.

This isn’t just a unit – it’s an opportunity to plug into a growing creative community, test ideas, collaborate with peers and start building something new.

It’s a space designed to support creative industries entrepreneurs, offering access to advice, support with business planning and the chance to learn alongside others on a similar journey.

This is about strengthening Scunthorpe’s cultural offer, supporting local creative talent and bringing new energy, activity and confidence into the town centre. It’s about turning ideas into opportunity, and creativity into sustainable enterprise.

No need for perfect.

Just a strong idea – or even the start of one.

Cllr Rob Waltham, Leader of North Lincolnshire Council, said: “We want to build a stronger cultural and creative community here in Scunthorpe and give people the chance to be part of the town’s cultural, creative and digital future.

“Whether you’re producing content, designing, making, performing, coding or curating, this space is about helping people create, connect and be seen.

“It’s about strengthening Scunthorpe’s cultural offer, backing creative talent, and giving people the space and confidence to step forward, try something new and be part of the town centre’s future.”

No long process.

No barriers upfront.

Just a space – and a conversation.

Come and see what’s possible at the open day on 15 April, 9am to 5pm,

Meet the team, explore the space, connect with others

Got an idea?

Come and see where it could take you.

Register here.

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