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July 2023

Remains of Roman ‘ladder settlement’ discovered during archaeological dig in North East Lincolnshire

Archaeologists have discovered the distinctive ‘ladder settlement’ as part of the planning requirements laid out by Equans, on behalf of North East Lincolnshire Council, ahead of a housing development being permitted in Healing. Due to the archaeological interest in the area, and the potential for further significant archaeology still being buried under the development site,…

11 months ago | General
View across the archaeological site

Council’s Cabinet calls an end to nursery Consultation

“Our intention was always to listen, to understand and to make decisions based upon evidence and the views of everyone.” The words of North East Lincolnshire Council’s Portfolio Holder for Children and Education, Councillor Margaret Cracknell as she announced an immediate end to the current consultation around the future of Great Coates and Scartho nurseries,…

11 months ago | Children and families

£250,000 grant boost by The National Lottery Heritage Fund to help more people access museums’ vast collections.

Two local museums have received a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant for an exciting heritage project, Documenting Northern Lincolnshire’s Local History. Made possible by money raised by National Lottery players, the substantial injection of funding will enable more people to get involved with the 90,000 strong local history collections. North East Lincolnshire and North Lincolnshire…

11 months ago | General
Ross Tiger in the sunshine

Former Grimsby shop owner pleads guilty to sale of illegal products

A former shop owner has pleaded guilty to selling illegal vapes, tobacco and cigarettes in Grimsby. Rawand Khdir Rasul, 26, of Pasture Street, Grimsby, appeared before Grimsby Magistrates Court on Tuesday 11 July, facing a total of 26 charges under The Trade Marks Act 1994, The Standardised Packaging of Tobacco Regulations 2015, the Tobacco and…

11 months ago | General
Products seized from European Mini Market

Freshney Place update: nearly one year on

AS the first anniversary of North East Lincolnshire Council’s ownership of Freshney Place approaches, there’s good news for the shopping centre in a number of key areas. A report being presented to a special Freshney Place Cabinet meeting at the Town Hall next week reveals how, between the council’s purchase on August 4 2022 and…

11 months ago | General
Segals Jewellers in Freshney Place

Award Ceremony Celebrates Special Educational Needs and Disabilities

Grimsby’s very own ‘hero’ teacher Zane Powels MBE made a flying visit back to his hometown to say well done to some of our borough’s most deserving and determined young people. Zane earned international recognition for his heroic efforts delivering school meals to children in North East Lincolnshire during the COVID lockdowns in 2020. At…

11 months ago | Children and families
A photo of the Mayor making a speech at the SEND Awards event.

Being a “priority place” is worth it…

Arts Council England designated North East Lincolnshire as one of 54 priority places for action in 2021. In choosing its priority places, the Arts Council looked at a number of existing factors, including levels of social and financial deprivation,  the amount of engagement with arts and culture and historic data to understand how they could…

11 months ago | General
Grimsby path outside the Minster