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Children and families invited to help shape Grimsby’s Town of Culture bid this half-term
Young people and families across North East Lincolnshire are being encouraged to get involved in a packed programme of creative activities this half-term and play a vital role in shaping…
Additional drop-in events for Local Plan Regulation 19 representation period
Residents, businesses and organisations across North East Lincolnshire are being encouraged to attend drop-in events to find out more about the borough’s future as the Regulation 19 publication and representation…
Rogue traders in the area – stay vigilant!
With Autumn upon us and residents starting to think about home improvements, North East Lincolnshire Council’s Trading Standards officers are warning people not to do business on their doorstep following…
This week’s essential new jobs (15 October 2026)
Latest job listings from North East Lincolnshire Council. Find your next role with us.
Help shape the future of support for informal carers in North East Lincolnshire
North East Lincolnshire Council is updating its All Age Carers Strategy, and is seeking the views of local people to help shape the support that is available for unpaid carers….
“This is a very special place for the whole school” – Rainbow Garden opens at local primary school
Children at Stallingborough Church of England Primary School are already enjoying a newly opened Rainbow Sensory Garden, designed to help them relax, connect with nature and explore their senses. Officially…
Road repairs progressing well on Welholme Road
Works are progressing well on Welholme Road, where road patching repairs are underway. The failed road surface was first identified during a routine inspection by the highways team. Initially, repairs…
Grimsby poet brings extraordinary Coronation Street friendship story to life in support of GY28
A remarkable true story of friendship, family and Grimsby heritage is captivating audiences across North East Lincolnshire, thanks to local poet and writer Caroline Beeson Spence, who transformed her nanna’s…
The Adult Careers Service is changing: here’s what it means for you
Residents can continue to get free careers advice, training and employment support, with some services now easier to access without an appointment. Changes to the way careers support is delivered…
School crossing patrol team helps Woodland Primary pupils learn vital road safety skills
Young pupils at Woodlands Primary School enjoyed a visit from local School Crossing Patrol Officer Chrissie and her team leader Alison, who spent the morning teaching children about staying safe…
