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Demolition of Grimsby’s former market hall to begin next week
The demolition of the former Top Town Market will begin next week (from 28 April). This is the first part of the demolition phase of works for the Freshney Place…
Application for a new premisis licence – Thrunscoe Food & Wine
LICENSING ACT 2003 APPLICATION FOR A NEW PREMISES LICENCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application for a New Premises Licence under the above-mentioned legislation has been made by: PARTHEEPAN…
Don’t be a victim of voter fraud
In any election, your vote is yours and yours alone. On Thursday 1 May 2025 there will be elections held within North East Lincolnshire for the first Mayor of the…
North East Lincolnshire Council want to hear your thoughts about crime and anti-social behaviour
Local people are being invited to take part in an annual consultation to tell the authorities in our area about their experiences of crime. The consultation, which is held…
Residents warned about suspected Department of Work and Pensions scam text
North East Lincolnshire Council are warning residents of suspected scam texts from the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP). The texts are asking recipients to complete their application for the…
Cracking Good Fun: Foster Families Celebrate Easter Together
Foster families gathered in People’s Park for an Easter Egg hunt last week, bringing smiles and chocolate filled joy to children of all ages. The event saw over 80 Easter…
Caught on camera: Can you help identify this suspected fly-tipper?
North East Lincolnshire Council are calling for the public’s help to identify a man caught suspectedly fly-tipping on CCTV. The incident, on Corporation Road, shows a man dumping two carrier…
Road closure required for safe removal of books from Grimsby Library
Following the temporary closure of the Grimsby Central Library building due to a water leak creating a risk of asbestos disturbance, further assessments and necessary removal now needs to take…
Young people get Easter gift
Lots of young people living in North East Lincolnshire have received a free chocolate Easter Egg, thanks to customers of Morrison’s Supermarket in Laceby. Children growing up in care, and…
“These 3D scans are brilliant; I’m so glad my art can be seen for generations to come”
New 3D scans have preserved the impressive artwork on Abbey Walk car park for generations to come. The panels, created by Grimsby born artist Harold Gosney in 1969, adorn the…
