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How decisions are made
Details of emergency officer decisions taken during the COVID-19 pandemic can be found on Emergency officer decisions. The Constitution As required by the Local Government Act 2000, the Council has a Constitution, based on a leader and cabinet model of executive. The Constitution explains: Council The ultimate decision-making body for North East Lincolnshire Council business is the full…
Policies and strategies
What are policies and strategies? Policies clarify and communicate the position taken by us on a particular issue, ensuring compliance with legislation, a focus on service development, improved service delivery and efficiency and safeguard the council, employees and service users. Strategies, or plans, focus on the medium to long-term priorities of the council, or council…
Privacy notice
Contents North East Lincolnshire Council’s Overarching Privacy Notice Last updated: November 2021 North East Lincolnshire Council as a data controller is committed to being transparent in its processing of personal data to meet its legal obligations and provide our services. This privacy notice explains broadly how we collect, use and protect your personal data in…
Early help and children’s social care decision making panels
Panel feedback from professionals It is important for us to understand the value of our decision making panels and where there could be opportunities to work smarter, and improve the outcomes and experiences for our Children, Families and Young People. If you have recently attended a panel meeting, we would welcome your feedback about your…
Blue badge misuse
Contents Blue badge overview Supporting evidence and documents Apply, renew or replace your Blue Badge Badge misuse Blue Badge misuse The badge is for your use and benefit only, it must only be displayed if you are travelling in the vehicle as a driver or passenger. do not allow other people to use your badge,…
Health and safety inspector
What you can expect when a health and safety inspector calls at your workplace. It also tells employees and their representatives what information they may expect from an inspector during a visit. Who enforces health and safety law? Health and Safety law is enforced by inspectors from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and by…
Keep well this spring
Spring has officially sprung, and for many of us, the lighter nights and warmer weather make it the ideal time to improve our health and wellbeing. It’s important we carry on taking care of ourselves and those around us, taking time to recharge, keeping up to date with vaccinations, and keeping safe as we head…
Reporting nuisance behaviour (Noise, smoke, light, smells, waste in gardens, animals, defective premises, dust, fumes, gases and insects)
There are many behaviours and activities that can be described as a nuisance, however legal action can only be taken when this causes unreasonable interference with a person’s use or enjoyment of property or they are damaging to health. If a crime is being committed, then you need to report it to Humberside Police. On this…
Markets
Markets in North East Lincolnshire We manage three markets in North East Lincolnshire. The Grimsby Top Town Market, the seasonal Cleethorpes Market, and the Farmers’ Market. Market stall trader information We currently have an incentive scheme for new traders at Grimsby Top Town Market. If you are interested in becoming a trader then contact the…
Street trading and markets
Applicants will be required to apply in writing, giving at least two months notice of any proposed start date to allow for consultation and possible committee meetings. It is an offence for anyone to trade in the street (selling or offering for sale of any items or living thing in) in a designated area without…