Two judges from the Great British High Street Competition visited Brigg on Tuesday, our town having made the finals.
Malcolm Bailey, Chairman of the Brigg Town Business Partnership, says they were given a great reception and he reckons they left having gained a really good impression.
Malcom has thanked businesses and officials, Brigg Town Council and North Lincolnshire Council.
Malcom has thanked businesses and officials, Brigg Town Council and North Lincolnshire Council.
A lot of hard work went into getting the town looking its best.
All Brigg can do now is keep voting in the competition up to November 13.
Some 100,000 votes have been cast so far throughout the UK, being shared between 21 towns.
All Brigg can do now is keep voting in the competition up to November 13.
Some 100,000 votes have been cast so far throughout the UK, being shared between 21 towns.
Vote online at thegreatbritishhighstreet.co.uk
'Like' www.facebook.com/briggisbest
If you know people who are not online, Brigg can submit "petition votes" for consideration. Forms are available for signature at the Tourist Information Centre (The Buttercross) and Brigg Library (Angel building).
'Like' www.facebook.com/briggisbest
If you know people who are not online, Brigg can submit "petition votes" for consideration. Forms are available for signature at the Tourist Information Centre (The Buttercross) and Brigg Library (Angel building).
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