Our Area

Brigg is situated in the very north of Lincolnshire and is a historical market town that dates back to Neolithic times. Its market history dates back to 1205 where it hosted weekly markets and annual fairs. The town is a natural focal point for the surrounding villages which all have a variety of distinct characters and style.

There is diversity throughout the region, for example the town of Broughton is a family location convenient for the larger town of Scunthorpe, Kirton in Lindsey boasts an array of character stone and Georgian houses and Caistor with its well respected Grammar School is the gateway to the Lincolnshire Wolds whilst the villages of Elsham, Redbourne, Grasby and Saxby-all-saints are some of the prettiest in the region.

Lifestyle

Situated in North Lincolnshire Brigg has an extensive offering of things to do. The town is home to a number of fairs throughout the year including specialised events which includes the Lincolnshire Music and Drama Festival in March, a beer festival in May, and the Briggstock Acoustic Music Festival in early September.

Brigg is well known for its number of traditional pubs with one in particular, The Yarborough Hunt, has won awards for its extensive selection of quality real ales. There are also the essential public facilities throughout the town which include two health centres, a library, a heritage centre, tourist information centre and multiple playgrounds dotted throughout the town.

If sport is more your thing then Brigg is home to Brigg Town Football Club, which is claimed to have been established in 1863 making the team, allegedly, the oldest association football club in Lincolnshire and among the oldest surviving clubs in the world.

Brigg also has an excellent range of primary and secondary schools and all of the villages have easy access to outstanding educational facilities. There are additional colleges at both Scunthorpe and Grimsby together with popular universities Lincoln and Hull both within 25 miles.