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Council serve up an ace with new tennis court floodlights
Tennis courts in North East Lincolnshire will be playable all year round thanks to the installation of six new floodlights. The courts at Barretts Recreation Ground will now be accessible…
“We love everything about Cleethorpes – and the regeneration will only make it better”
A couple visiting Cleethorpes were blown away during their visit to the seaside resort. Regeneration, the state of the roads and the parking charges were all positives to James Lawton…
Grimsby celebrates shortlisting as finalist in UK Town of Culture 2028 competition
Grimsby is celebrating a major national achievement after being named one of the final 15 towns shortlisted for UK Town of Culture 2028, following the successful submission of its expression…
Have your say on the future of homelessness support in North East Lincolnshire
North East Lincolnshire Council are developing an updated strategy looking at homelessness and rough sleeping. Each local authority is required by law to have a homelessness strategy in place which…
Action taken to steer clear of Central Prom roadworks during busy Cleethorpes summer season
Artist’s impression of the new Sea Road building is pictured Major drainage works needed for Cleethorpes’ landmark new Sea Road development will not go-ahead as planned this month – avoiding…
Former school playing field offered for new housing development in Cleethorpes
Part of the school field at the former Matthew Humberstone Lower School is up for sale, giving developers an opportunity to deliver new homes in a well-established residential area of…
Call for landlords to apply now for East Marsh Selective Licensing Scheme
Landlords with privately rented properties in parts of East Marsh are being urged to apply for their Selective Licence now to avoid late fees and the risk of significant enforcement…
Future of Library Services to go before Cabinet
Plans to shape the future of library and archives services in North East Lincolnshire will now be discussed by Cabinet, following detailed review work by a cross-party Select Committee. The…
From Doubt to Purpose: How a Foster Friendly Business Helped Abbie Build a Career in Care
When 22-year-old care leaver Abbie Sadler walked into Daisy Homecare for her first work placement, she admits to being more than a little nervous. “I was really overthinking and worried…
“If it’s not yours, you can’t use it”: Council urge public to use blue badges correctly
The Council are asking the public to remember the rules around the blue badge following recent misuse. The badge, for people with walking difficulties or a substantial condition, allows them…
