The 2021 national Census took place on Sunday 21 March. People across England and Wales completed the census, giving the Office for National Statistics (ONS) an accurate and up-to-date picture of the makeup of our communities. Now census officers will be out on the streets and knocking on doors to visit those households that did…
3 years ago | Council information and partnershipsNew signs are going up as part of a new campaign to remind dog owners to pick up after their pets. Officers are putting up signs in parks and other places to warn dog walkers that they face a fine if they don’t carry a dog poo bag or other means to pick up after…
3 years ago | Environment and community safety
North East Lincolnshire Council and its regeneration partner ENGIE are announcing plans to locate their depot services to one site in the town centre. NELC and ENGIE currently have two depots for operational services. One site is in Gilbey Road, the other is in Doughty Road. These sites are for services such as waste and…
3 years ago | Bins, waste and recyclingThe Cleethorpes vice-chair of North East Lincolnshire’s RAFA association has spoken of his pride at seeing a heritage make-over return the building’s facade to its Victorian roots. The scaffolding has come down at the front of the Grimsby & Cleethorpes branch of RAFA, (Royal Air Forces Association) which sits on the hill of Alexandra Road –…
3 years ago | General
A troublesome property in Grimsby, which has been the source of problems for neighbouring residents, has finally been demolished. The property on Shelley Avenue in Grimsby was demolished after sitting empty since 2005 due to its poor condition. In the 16 years that the property has been unoccupied, it has attracted a significant amount of…
3 years ago | Homes and property
North East Lincolnshire Council has published its business recovery plan, outlining the steps being taken to support to local businesses, create employment opportunities and help to reshape the future economy. The plan, which has three themes – Restore, Reshape and Replenish- outlines how the authority wants to work with businesses dealing with issues such as…
3 years ago | Business and investmentPublic Health & Licensing officials in North East Lincolnshire have warned that employers who may be flouting COVID rules could face fines of up to £10,000. North East Lincolnshire Council Officers from Licensing and Public Health issued the warning as the number of fines issued to businesses rose in recent weeks. Under the Health Protection…
3 years ago | Business and investmentROSS Castle in Cleethorpes will this weekend join a host of other landmarks across England and Wales in marking National Census Day. The local Victorian seaside folly will be illuminated in purple light this weekend, joining other iconic sites including the Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff, BT Tower in London and Blackpool Tower. National Census…
3 years ago | Council information and partnershipsIt’s one year this week since North East Lincolnshire Council made the decision to introduce new bins for recycling. This time last year, households were using boxes for their recycling. The boxes had served their purpose, but it was time a new method was introduced. Several factors influenced the decision to move from boxes to…
3 years ago | Bins, waste and recycling
Local landlords letting energy inefficient properties could receive hefty fines under new Government legislation, North East Lincolnshire Council’s housing officers have warned. The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) legislation, which was updated in April last year, requires all rented properties on new or existing tenancies to hold an Energy Efficiency Certificate (EPC) rating of E…
3 years ago | Homes and property