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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…

In addition to public and animal health controls, imports of wild origin fish and fish products from outside the European Union are subject to rules on Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated…

You will need to apply for a temporary event notice (TEN) every time you want to provide licensable activities at unlicensed premises, or if a particular licensable activity isn’t included…

Trees and woodlands enhance the environment and make a valuable contribution to the character of an area. They do this in a number of ways: In all these ways trees…

Control of wild species We prefer human and non lethal ways to solve issues with wild species in towns and sub-urban areas. Culling wildlife is rarely an effective long-term solution….

A private water supply is any water supply which is not provided by a water company and which is not considered to be a ‘mains’ supply. All private water supplies…

Types of noise There may be a simple way for you to resolve your noise problems. Here is some information and advice on the different types of noise nuisance that…

Social value involves looking beyond making decisions based on financial cost and instead at the wider benefit to a community. It is about getting the most social, environmental and economic…

Tree Strategy The North East Lincolnshire Tree Strategy provides a framework to help manage and enhance the local tree population, benefiting everyone who visits, works and lives in the borough….

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…