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Local kinship carers celebrated by Government minister at Blundell Park
Kinship carers living in North East Lincolnshire today sat down with a Government Minister today to talk about the Kinship Pilot Zone in the area. Josh MacAlister OBE MP, Minister…
Man fined over £1000 for leaving abandoned car on North East Lincolnshire street
A man has been handed a large fine after being found to have abandoned a vehicle. Nathan Lesley Brown, of Holmes Carr Road, New Rossington, Doncaster, did not attend the…
This week’s essential new jobs (8 October 2026)
Latest job listings from North East Lincolnshire Council. Find your next role with us.
Report illegal vape and tobacco sales to ‘Keep It Out’!
A shop repeatedly selling illegal tobacco products to adults, and suspected of selling to children, in the Hainton Avenue area was successfully closed last week. The closure has prompted a…
Council issues more fines as clampdown continues
Picture shows the site that resulted in the first Clee Crescent fine being issued TWO more fines have been issued to utility companies over the last week as North East…
Skip It hailed success after almost 200 visits at first event
Over a hundred people have been able to get rid of their unwanted beds, microwaves, fences and everything in between thanks to the return of the Skip It scheme. First…
Could you be a Buddy? Sign up to North East Lincolnshire’s initiative to make a lasting difference in the children’s care community.
Local residents are being urged to join a fantastic ‘buddies’ scheme, which is changing the lives of young people across North East Lincolnshire. Buddies matches everyday people in the borough…
Caught on camera: Do you know this fly tipper?
North East Lincolnshire Council are calling on the public for further information to identify an individual caught fly-tipping on CCTV. The incident occurred on Patrick Street, Grimsby, near the underpass…
Supported Internship lights up pathway to employment for local young person
After facing countless job rejections, 19-year-old Emma from Grimsby was beginning to lose confidence in her search for work. However, determined not to give up, she joined the DFN Supported…
Young voices bring Grimsby’s Town of Culture bid to life through powerful poetry performance
Children from Horizon Youth Zone have helped to bring Grimsby’s bid to become the UK’s first Town of Culture to life on National Poetry Day by delivering a special reading…
