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Community group one step closer to resurrecting one of Scunthorpe's most iconic live music venues

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The 'Long Live the Imp' group will be collecting signatures outside the Attis Arena with a view to transform the derelict Lincoln Imp pub - which closed in 2022 - back to its former glory

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Community group one step closer to resurrecting one of Scunthorpe's most iconic live music venues

The 'Long Live the Imp' group will be collecting signatures outside the Attis Arena with a view to transform the derelict Lincoln Imp pub - which closed in 2022 - back to its former glory

1 month ago·Grimsby, United Kingdom

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Community group one step closer to resurrecting one of Scunthorpe's most iconic live music venues

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