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Statistics about how our website is being used (Source: Google Analytics). Description 2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 Users 490,261 859,658 1,196,903 Sessions 1,012,762 1,770,463 1,941,071 Pageviews 3,075,678 5,304,563 4,774,429 Pages per session 3.04 3.00 2.46 Average session duration (minutes) 02:12 02:10 01:36 Desktop sessions 401,517 604,617 964,223 % Desktop sessions 39.65% 57.82% 49.67% Mobile sessions 496,219 1,023,685…

The Mayor is the first citizen of North East Lincolnshire and undertakes an important ceremonial role in and outside the borough. However, this role is different from some Mayors and Lord Mayors, such as the elected Mayor of London. The Mayor of North East Lincolnshire is not directly elected by the people and therefore holds…

Contents Request spending data information If you would like to know more about our spending, you can request further information by email at [email protected]. For enquiries about payments published in the spending reports, please include the transaction number and month of the payments you are interested in. Payment of invoices We receive on average 100,000…

Members allowances Elected Members receive an allowance for their role. This allowance information is published in the following categories: Elected Members are no longer entitled to join the local government pension scheme (LGPS). An Independent Remuneration Panel exists to review the Members’ Allowances Scheme. The Panel is required to make recommendations to the Council every…

North East Lincolnshire has a rich and diverse historic environment.  Evidence of this can be seen through both the built and buried landscape but it is also visible in local culture and tradition. Historic Environment Record (HER) The principal source of information about our local historic environment is the Historic Environment Record (HER). This is…

The council produced its first Local Development Scheme in 2012, followed by subsequent revisions in 2014, 2015 and 2016. These all related to the preparation of the current Local Plan (adopted in March 2018). A new Local Development Scheme (PDF, 2MB) has now been prepared and brought effect this provides information on the key stages…

A Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) is a requirement of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and is seen as an important part of the evidence base for Local Plans. The NPPF was adopted in March 2012 and requires Local Planning Authorities to prepare a Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment to establish realistic assumptions…

About this page Welcome to our dedicated web page for the Grimsby West Urban Extension Project. Whilst the Grimsby West Urban Extension is in its very early stages of development, interest is already really strong. We are pleased to note the levels of feedback the scheme already generating, and will continue to take residents’ thoughts…

Following the informal public engagement on the Scoping and Issues Paper held in 2022, the Council have been reviewing the comments received, updating the background evidence documents that inform the Local Plan review process and preparing the next version of the Local Plan review document. This Draft Plan with Options (PDF, 25,415KB) was published for…

Everyone should be able to enjoy good health and wellbeing! The Council has a duty under the Environmental Act 1995, to carry out regular assessments of local air quality. The government sets objectives relating to common pollutants found in towns and cities, and these are levels we must aim to meet. To make sure we…