People living in Brigg and district who have an interest in history can enjoy a free night out in the town today (Tuesday, February 1).
Brigg Amateur Social Historians - better known as BASH - will be staging their first meeting for almost two years, stretching back to the early period of the Coronavirus emergency.
There's free admission on offer for an illustrated talk by Josie Webb at Brigg & District Servicemen's Club, Coney Court, starting at 8pm.
Josie's talk, called Into The Blue Skies, is about Friday 13th - a World War Two, 158 Squadron Halifax bomber and its brave crew, which included local man Ken Cammack.
You don't need to book a place - just turn up to enjoy this event.
Josie (pictured above) was one of the BASH group's founder members in 2003.
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