Local man Neil Stapleton has taken more interesting bird's eye views of Brigg from the air. He has kindly granted Brigg Blog permission to feature a few of his latest pictures today, showing areas of the town centre. View more through this link...
Whenever we've featured batches of Neil's pictures in the past, they have generated plenty of interest.
ABOVE: In the centre... the distinctive Rotunda and the Angel building; right of centre is the former HSBC bank for which planning permission is being sought to create a licensed bar, plus apartment and office space, with ample rear car parking.
The 1828-built County Bridge over the Old River Ancholme is seen in the centre, with the White Hart pub to the left; centre right is the white-painted frontage of the historic Woolpack.
Properties on Manley Gardens, near the river, are pictured to the left, with a section of Bridge Street above.
St John's Church dominates this view, with Elwes Street in the centre; Paradise Place is bottom left, and part of the The Bottlings appears bottom right.
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