Telegraph keeps family up-to-date with news in the land down under
AUSTRALIA might have the sun, but for Grimsby ex-pats, their home town still has the news they want.
Christine Wood and partner Joe Deeney, of Waltham, took a trip down under – armed with their trusted Grimsby Telegraph – and were reunited with their family.
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TELEGRAPH ON TOUR: Back from left, Wendy Elsey, John Elsey, Colin Elsey, Lee Mager, Craig Mager, Owen Parnon, Cliff Elsey, Dee Elsey, Joe Deeney, Christine Wood and Kelly Sparnon. Front left to right – Trevor Elsey, Charlotte Mager, Ethel Elsey, Pauline Elsey (nee French). They were reunited in the land down under after 25 years and took it in turns to catch up on news in their beloved Grimsby Telegraph.
It was the first time they had visited Christine's sister Pauline Elsey, who emigrated to Australia 25 years ago.
And all 15 of them took it in turns to read the Grimsby Telegraph, which headlined with news about the future of Scartho Baths.
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Mrs Wood said: "It was a very emotional time for us all and so lovely to see everyone.
"They were waiting in line to read the Grimsby Telegraph, they found it fascinating!"
She was most excited to meet her great-niece Charlotte Mager, who was worried she wouldn't be able to understand the Grimsby accent.
Mrs Wood added: "We had a lovely time, it is a beautiful country with a fabulous lifestyle."
Telegraph On Tour 2013 will be launching soon – keep checking your Grimsby Telegraph.
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