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Births, marriages and deaths
Replacement certificates Buy a copy of a birth, marriage or death certificate Crematorium appointment diary List of all funeral services taking place at the Grimsby Crematorium over the next 2 weeks Marriage and civil ceremonies Give notice of a marriage, arranging your civil ceremony, legal advice and fees Bereavement services Register a death, crematoriums, cemeteries,…
Care leavers | Education and training
Young People’s Support Services (YPSS) and The National Careers Service We are here to help you move into employment, education or training. Young People’s Support Services and the National Careers Service are both based at the Skills Hub on Freeman Street, Grimsby and help people into employment, education or training. The children in care and new…
Cllr Mickleburgh, Tim (Labour)
Labour Councillor for the South ward Cllr Tim Mickleburgh Labour Term of Office until 2026 Ward: South Introduction Tim Mickleburgh first moved to Grimsby in 1968 when he used to attend what became Haven Methodist Chapel, and had his hair cut by Alfie Bunn’s in Lord Street. Tim’s first ever night in the town was spent…
Accessibility Report
Table of Contents Report for North East Lincs Council Summary of the evaluation findings The new nelincs.gov.uk site went live on 23 September 2020 and as there were some delays that were beyond the Council’s control, the site was not 100% complete and there was a few remaining issues. After the launch date, both the…
Family history resources
The registration of births, deaths and marriages in England and Wales started on 1 July 1837, and records of these events are held from that date to the present day. England and Wales is divided into separate registration districts, each one of which holds only those records of events for their individual district. There are…
Gritting and cold weather
When severe weather disrupts our services we update the information on this page, which covers everything from school closures, gritting routes and helpline numbers. Live updates will be made to our: Alternatively, you can: You can also do your bit by sharing information with friends, family and neighbours. Weather updates For the latest weather forecast…
Fly-tipping
Fly-tipping is illegal Fly-tipping is the illegal dumping of waste. In simple terms it can vary from a single bag of waste upwards to thousands of tonnes of construction and demolition waste. Fly-tipping can be unsightly. It can pose a significant threat to people, wildlife, the environment and the local economy. It also undermines legitimate waste…
Business and community projects
Our Carbon Roadmap and Natural Assets plan detail how we will reduce our carbon emissions, help the borough reduce its carbon emissions and improve the area’s natural environment. We will use our strengths as an organisation to enable and inspire others, to guide where our resources are best placed to have the maximum impact. Our…
Family Information Service Directory
The Families First Information Service is a free, impartial information service for families with children aged 0-19 years. We work really hard to provide you with up to date, accurate information about services and activities for children and families. You can search our directory for information about activities that are taking place in your area….
Update your Council Tax details
You must let us know as soon as possible about any change of circumstances that may affect your Council Tax bill. You will need to continue to pay your Council Tax instalments until you hear from us to avoid any issues. Types of change in circumstance A change of circumstance could be that: Report a…