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Orchard Education lead the way towards becoming the first Asthma Friendly accredited school in North East Lincolnshire.
Over the last few months, local schools in our area have been working to become asthma friendly. On 1st July the scheme was launched over an online meeting and all…
Kinship carers invited to connect, learn and access support at Grimsby Roadshow
Family members and friends who have stepped up to raise a child are being invited to a free support event in Grimsby next month. The Kinship Roadshow Grimsby, organised by…
Got a passion for local library services? This role could be for you
Residents and local stakeholders are being invited to join our new Libraries Advisory Board, so that they can support the Council and Lincs Inspire, who deliver the service, with their…
Grimsby In Bloom celebrate new status after Armed Forces support pledge
A local organisation last week celebrated becoming an Armed Forces Covenant signatory, after making a pledge to support veterans and serving personnel in North East Lincolnshire. Grimsby In Bloom, based…
Pizza and peer support for SEND dads and carers
A fantastic new event is inviting dads, grandads and male foster carers of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) to come together over pizza to connect with others…
Lace up your trainers and join our sea of orange at Cleethorpes Park Run!
Our fostering team is headlining Cleethorpes Park Run this Saturday – and we’d love to see as many of our foster carers, children, families, staff and supporters there as possible!…
Town Hall roof repair works start in November
Work to repair and replace several roofs of one of Grimsby’s most prominent buildings, Grimsby Town Hall, will start at the beginning of November. Listed Building consent was granted in…
Jack springs into action to support GY28 and his adopted home town
As GY28 – Grimsby’s bid to be the UK’s first Town of Culture – gathers pace, talented director Jack Spring supports the campaign and speaks about his love for his…
Council SEND Plan gets green light from Government
Government officials have signalled earlier this month that they have confidence in North East Lincolnshire Council’s plan to put national reforms to special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) support into…
Stay safe this spooky season
The countdown is on for the spookiest day of the year! The nights are getting darker earlier, and you’ll be on the look-out for the best Halloween costume. North East…
