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Trading Standards issue a warning to parents that potentially dangerous counterfeit Labubu dolls are being sold in the area
North East Lincolnshire Council’s Trading Standards officers are warning both consumers, and businesses after counterfeit versions of the collectible Labubu dolls, have been found on sale in shops in our…
Foster Friendly business community pulls out all the stops for summer BBQ
Last week, foster families from across the region came together for a summer celebration, made possible by the incredible support of local businesses and community partners. Hosted at Signhills Academy, the…
Scam warning issued as residents get winter payment texts
A warning has been issued by Council officers after some residents living in other parts of the region complained of receiving scam texts. In images shared with North East Lincolnshire…
Digital innovation in children’s services earns national award nomination
Innovative practice and collaboration between children’s services and IT have revolutionised the safeguarding and outcomes for children in North East Lincolnshire by introducing live reporting via SystemC – the first…
Long-serving Committee Chair retires after more than a decade of service
After more than a decade spent chairing North East Lincolnshire Council’s Audit and Governance Committee, Tim Render last week stepped down to enjoy his retirement. Tim has held the position…
Time capsule opened at the Freshney Place development
On the week that “I’ll never fall in love again” was number one in the UK charts, a foundation stone was dedicated at the former Riverhead Centre, now known as…
“I have something to say, we all do” – Young author with care experience publishes her own book with the help of the local community
A powerful new book written by a young woman with care experience was officially launched this week at Grimsby Town Hall. Surrounded by invited guests from across the community, 18-year-old…
Town transformation continues with the start of Osborne Street project
The transformation of Grimsby town centre is continuing as work starts next week (week beginning 11 August) to clear the site on Osborne Street for a potential transport hub. The…
Grimsby business gives glimpse into future for generations next female welders
Young women from schools across Lincolnshire tried their hand at welding at an initiative designed to break down barriers and open doors to careers in traditionally male-dominated industries. 25 students…
Success of BUSS Model Training in Supporting Children and Young People with SEND
Four educational settings across North East Lincolnshire have benefited from a highly successful training program, the BUSS (Building Underdeveloped Sensorimotor Systems) model. Through this training teachers can become LEAPlets Practitioners….
