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	Brigg, Town, North Lincolnshire, Tourism in North Lincolnshire
		Brigg, Town, North Lincolnshire, Tourism in North Lincolnshire
		Brigg first grew as a crossing point on the River Ancholme, taking its name from the bridge constructed to make east-west journeys easier.
		It has a colourful history of markets and fairs and is today a thriving market town with a variety of events, and a strong industry in tourism.
	www.briggmarkettown.co.uk (198 words)

	Brigg Life - weekly updated news, information, events and businesses in and around Brigg, North Lincolnshire, UK
		If you can - show everyone in Brigg how good they are: send them in by email or by mobile picture text message to 07762 268290.
		Has anyone else in Brigg (or elsewhere in No
		Brigg Life is an internet magazine with news, events and information about life in the Brigg 'travel-to-shop/work/socialise' area of Northern Lincolnshire, UK:
	www.brigglife.co.uk (275 words)

	Brigg Jobs @ Jobsite UK - Start your Recruitment & Job Search Now!
		Brigg Jobs @ Jobsite UK - Start your Recruitment and Job Search Now!
		Search here for the latest jobs in Brigg and the surrounding area including:
		Search property for sale in Brigg with FindaProperty.com
	www.jobsite.co.uk /local/brigg.html (104 words)

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		ONE OF Lincolnshire's most historic links with the RAF was recalled at the May meeting of Brigg Amateur Social Historians.
		A NEW era in the life of the Ancholme Leisure Centre in Brigg is under way, with a major refit of the changing rooms.
		BRIGG Hosts the North Lincs Adventure Challenge this Sunday, with competitors coming from all over the country taking part in the triathlon.
	www.marketrasentoday.co.uk /newsfront.aspx?sectionid=3769&moreover=news (173 words)

	Brigg
		Brigg, or sometimes Glanford Brigg, is a small market town in North Lincolnshire (United Kingdom) sitting on the River Ancholme.
		Brigg has been a thriving market town for centuries, serving the largely rural villages on both sides of the river with a corn exchange[?].
		Brigg became the administrative centre for local area with a grammar school established in 1680.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/br/Brigg.html (225 words)

	Brigg
		Brigg became the administrative centre for local area with a grammar school founded in 1669 by Sir John Nelthorpe, after whom the school, a comprehensive since 1976, is named.
		Today with the building of a bypass and the pedestrianisation of the town centre, Brigg has regained some of the relaxed qualities of a country market town with a small market square at its heart.
		Brigg is home to Brigg Town Football Club, which formed in 1864, only two years after the first, Notts County, making it one of the oldest clubs in the world.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/b/br/brigg.html (307 words)

	Brigg, North Lincolnshire Market Town, Brigg Tourism Information and Brigg Business Directory
		Brigg Town FC, known as the Zebras, are the oldest surviving club in Lincolnshire, and one of the oldest clubs in England, having been formed in 1864.
		Thus the town of Brigg was one of the main centres of football in the latter part of the 19th century, with the club secretary, Harry Storm, being a leading light in the formation of the Lincolnshire FA.
		Brigg Town are now well known for their exploits in national FA Competitions reaching the 6th and 5th Round of the Vase in 2000/01, and 2001/02.last season losing in the 5th Round after a replay to eventual winners Whitley Bay.
	www.briggportal.co.uk /brigg_town_fc.php (731 words)

	Brigg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Brigg (fully Glanford Brigg) in North Lincolnshire, England, is a small market town on the River Ancholme with a population of 5,076 (2001 census).
		Brigg became the administrative centre for the local area with a grammar school founded in 1669 by Sir John Nelthorpe, after whom the school, a comprehensive since 1976, is named.
		Brigg is home to Brigg Town Football Club, which formed in 1864, only two years after the first, Notts County, making it one of the oldest clubs in the world.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brigg (507 words)

	GENUKI: Brigg, LIN
		The parish was in the Brigg sub-district of the Glanford Brigg Registration District.
		Brigg (Glanford Brigg) is a large village, market town and a parish 163 miles north of London, also 16 miles southwest of Hull and 24 miles north of Lincoln.
		In 1864, Brigg was recognized as a separate urban district by local authorities.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/LIN/Brigg (1165 words)

	MTB around Brigg
		Brigg is the centre of German speaking Wallis.
		Brigg is at a low altitude and most rides involve tremendous ascents.
		From Brigg one follows the offical bike route that goes in a winding course along the floor of the Rhone Valley to Gampen, then one follows the main road for a few hunred meters in ascent before on takes off from it following the old road up to Gopenstein.
	www.lowdin.nu /MTB/singletrack2000/CH2000/Brigg.html (604 words)

	North Lincolnshire Council - Name and place (Brigg Local History Pack)
		Brigg comes from the Old Norse "bryggja" meaning a jetty and was added to the name later refering to the bridge over the river Ancholme.
		Brigg also relied on the surrounding agricultural area to bring in trade and at one time rabbit fur from the many local warrens was one of the main commodities traded.
		Brigg is also famous for the song Brigg Fair which is known around the world.
	www.northlincs.gov.uk /NorthLincs/Leisure/libraries/localandfamilyhistory/localstudies/localhistorypacks/brigg/NameandPlace.htm (331 words)

	Brigg Huntington Beach - The Brigg Music Club Cherokee Parks
		Once featured in a Penthouse magazine article documenting the post-punk movement that got its beginnings in Huntington Beach, The Brigg is not in any way trying to bring back that era, according to their manager, booking agent and club renovator.
		What the manager and his boss who owns the club, NBA basketball star Cherokee Parks have discovered, however, is an extreme sports crowd seeking high energy music reminiscent of the punk era, minus the destruction of that phase of the music's genesis and cultural development.
		But first, roll back 25 years when Golden Bear profits were in decline and that well known Huntington Beach dinner night club was about to shut its doors, the punk scene had become a solid hit in Huntington Beach.
	www.stockteam.com /brigg-huntington-beach-club.html (477 words)

	brigg inflatable boats (Site not responding. Last check: )
		brigg inflatable boats reglueing floor inflatable boat adjusted to reduce some of the torque but a bit of it is inherent in an inboard setup again the people at malibu are banking on v.
		brigg inflatable boats available exactly when you want it most racks are operated only during the hours of daylight this means if you want your boat launched brigg inflatable boats.
		brigg inflatable boats action and don let the rust and corrosion build up in the first place do your own market research and find out the current prices, still have a ways to go and a narrow window and with the weather becoming increasingly volatile with every passing day you don want brigg inflatable boats.
	www.boatplan.net /inflatable-boat/inflatable_boats_compared2.html (208 words)

	blog.myspace.com/briggmusicclub
		Brigg has always been a staging post, a place where people have met for 8 centuries, and Brigg Music Club has always tried to embody that spirit.
		The personnel, officers, bands and attendees of Brigg Music Club hold dear these truths, that we will continue to provide music, education and opportunity for all of those who want to perform, write, play and be heard and those who want to help them be heard.
		To Rosie, her fine work in the last twelve months was rewarded tonight with her contribution to Brigg Music Club and the music scene in general being recognised with the award of North Lincolnshire Young Arts Volunteer of the Year.
	blog.myspace.com /briggmusicclub (1472 words)

	Brigg Town, North Lincolnshire, Information and Events in Brigg Market Town
		The Parish of Brigg is served by its own Town Council, which was established during the 1974 re-organisation of Local Government.
		Brigg Town Councillors serve in an entirely voluntary capacity and, although mileage allowances can be claimed by members who represent the Town Council out of the Town, no other allowances are paid other than the Town Mayor’s Allowance.
		The Chairman of the Town Council is also the Town Mayor, and he/she is elected by members of the Town Council at the Council Annual Meeting held each year in May. The current Town Mayoress is Councillor Maureen Glossop and her husband, Councillor Tom Glossop the Town Mayor's consort.
	www.briggmarkettown.co.uk /information.html (667 words)

	TheFA.com - On the FA Vase trail with Brigg Town
		With both sides having won the competition once before - Brigg Town in 1996 and Diss Town in 1994 - it promises to be an interesting tie.
		Brigg Town beat Fleetwood Town 3-1 to get to this stage, while Diss Town were taken to a replay by Withdean 2000 and eventually won by the same scoreline.
		Brigg have slipped from the top of the Northern Counties East League Premier since the last round and are currently third.
	www.thefa.com /TheFACup/TheFAVase/NewsAndFeatures/Postings/2003/02/38938.htm?WBCMODE=PresentationUnpublisheddefault.htmdefaul (567 words)

	Swaine Adeney Brigg: Umbrellas
		There are two different types of Brigg umbrella construction: a "solid", where the handle and shaft is one continuous piece of wood, or a "two piece", where the shaft is made of Tulip wood and the handle of a cane.
		Brigg frames are made from fine oil tempered steel to ensure even flexibility and unrivalled resilience against the fiercest of weather.
		A true bastion of British style, the Brigg umbrella is an exclusive mix of exquisite materials and rarefied expertise.
	www.englishhall.com /shopping/advanced_search.php?keyword_min=1&keyword_max=1 (155 words)

	Hotels in Brigg Lincolnshire accommodation - Brigg hotels accommodation in Lincolnshire UK
		Brigg has a colourful history of markets and fairs, the most important being the annual Horse Fair which takes place on August 5th, when a Charter was granted by King John 800 years ago.
		Brigg has excellent shopping facilities with its traditional street market and around 150 specialist shops centred mainly in the pedestrianised area.
		Arties Mill is a charming old windmill originaly built circa 1790 The Mill is located 1 mile from the town of Brigg which has a colourful history of markets and fairs.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /brigghotels.html (452 words)

	Sir John Nelthorpe's School
		Sir John Nelthorpe, after whom the school is named, was born in Brigg in 1614.
		The boys' boarding at Brigg cost their father £20 each, plus £3 to the Writing Master; and two guineas for the washerwoman, Mrs Newmarch, plus 10 shillings for mending.
		The school's tercentenary celebrations in 1969 were something of a swansong, for just seven years later, Brigg Grammar School came to an end, being replaced by the Sir John Nelthorpe Comprehensive.
	www.briggensians.net /thelibrary/schoolhistory.html (707 words)

	Brigg umbrellas from England at european-umbrellas.com
		The canopy of the Brigg umbrella we supply is made from a completely sun- and waterproofed twill microfibre.
		This indeed is a typical British gentlemen’s umbrella, and probably the most elegant and popular Brigg.
		Brigg golf umbrellas are made with a double-ribbed frame of the best European quality in order to withstand even the severest British weather.
	www.european-umbrellas.com /brigg/brigg.php (1297 words)

	TheFA.com - Brigg's trail reaches The Final
		We've followed Brigg's success since the Second Round Proper in November when it was first featured on The FA Vase Trail.
		Having not experienced lifting The FA Vase, the midfielder got his hands on the magnificent trophy when it was taken to Brigg County Primary School by The FA in the build up to The Final.
		It was the second trophy they picked up in three days having been presented with the league cup at their last league game of the season on Saturday, which ended in a 1-1 draw with Lowestoft Town.
	www.thefa.com /TheFACup/TheFAVase/NewsAndFeatures/Postings/2003/05/47836.htm?WBCMODE=PresentationUnpublished%3fpagedefault.htmdefault.htm (897 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Football \| Clayton hails Brigg effort
		Brigg manager Ralph Clayton paid tribute to his side's resiliance after overcoming Sudbury to win the FA Vase at Upton Park.
		Gary Bennett tested the Brigg defence for the first time and midfielder Terry Rayner mopped up the loose ball to equalise.
		But Brigg won the match midway through the second half when Steve Carter curled a free-kick past Dean Greygoose from 25 yards.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport2/hi/football/3017981.stm (305 words)

	North Lincolnshire Council - January sale on car parking charges in Brigg? (13 November 2003)
		Environment will recommend that a pilot scheme is introduced in Brigg to give people two hours free parking in the town's car parks.
		Currently people parking in Brigg have to pay 70p if they want two visit the town for two hours.
		There are problems in other areas with commuters parking their cars all day in free car parks and travelling to work together.
	www.northlincs.gov.uk /NorthLincs/News/PressReleases/PreviousPressReleases/November2003/JanuarySaleOnCarParkingChargesInBrigg.htm (398 words)

	Brigg and Goole (UK Parliament constituency) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Brigg and Goole is a constituency represented in the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom.
		Brigg and Goole constituency covers the towns of Brigg and Goole.
		It is one of the few constituencies which span a ceremonial county boundary, in this case that between Lincolnshire and East Riding of Yorkshire.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brigg_and_Goole_(UK_Parliament_constituency) (159 words)

	Brigg Garden Centre
		Brigg Garden Centre is a great day out - with everything you need for your garden and home.
		Brigg Garden Centre has an Edinburgh Woollen Mills store which has a range of outdoor, suede and leather country clothing.
		In the run-up to Christmas, the Garden Centre is host to Brigg Christmas Land where you can get into the festive spirit as you stroll through the massive variety of Christmas decorations, lights, and other items for that perfect Christmas experience.
	www.brigglife.co.uk /directory/gdn/brigggarde.htm (519 words)

	Newsletter 2003 - for indexing only
		The Annual Dinner was held in March and was again well attended with the golf course being in use for some of the guests in the morning.
		Members of the Brigg Sixth Form held the annual charity week in October and raised over ¬£2,300, which was donated to a range of local and international charities.
		John has been attempting to put some early memories of life in Brigg on to paper for his grandchildren, but his time at B.G.S. from 1941-48 has still to be completed.
	www.briggensians.net /thelibrary/bn03/BNL2003.htm (5842 words)

	History : Swaine Adeney Brigg (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Thomas Brigg and Son’s was established in 1836 at 23 St. James’s Street a stone's throw from Swaine Adeney Brigg's present location.
		In 1893 Thomas Brigg and Son's received its first Royal Appointment from Her Majesty the Queen and became the first umbrella maker ever to be honoured with an appointment.
		The Royal appointments continued with Her Majesty Queen Victoria and His Majesty Edward VII and Brigg umbrellas continue to keep Britains Royal family dry to this day.
	www.swaineadeney.co.uk /history (451 words)

	Swaine Adeney Brigg Umbrellas by Sterling and Burke Ltd
		Brigg apart: amongst them are lacquered metal tips, sewn on by hand,
		Their rain umbrella is known as the Brigg Umbrella, as well as, the
		Brigg umbrellas made be custom made to suit the needs of corporations.
	www.classicluggage.com /Swaine_Adeney_Brigg_Umbrellas_by_Sterling_and_Burke_Ltd9730.html (481 words)

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