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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. Report a vermin problem If you see the following problems: You should complete our Vermin report. To report vermin in other locations, contact the following…

The majority of planning applications are decided by the planning service. All decisions are reported for information only to the planning and development committee. The committee has the responsibility to determine the most important or significant applications. The planning committee meet every three weeks at: The Town Hall, Town Hall Street, Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, DN31 1HU…

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…

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…

Preparing for flooding If your property is at risk of flooding it is recommended that you have a plan for how you would deal with it. This can help to reduce the damage and destruction caused to your property and the stress of dealing with the aftermath. The council has produced a ‘Plan ahead and…

Food poisoning is caused by eating contaminated food. Bacteria, viruses or toxins which are naturally present in meat, fish or plants are usually the cause of food poisoning. The most common causes of food poisoning are bacteria such as Campylobacter, Salmonella and Staphylococcus aureus. The incubation period (time taken from eating the contaminated food to…

If you own or have taken over a food business in North East Lincolnshire, it is a legal requirement to register your business with the council at least 28 days before opening or taking ownership. Registration is free of charge. The details will be entered onto our register and certain details, such as type of business,…

Be the master of your mind and use these resources to learn from anything that comes your way. Deal confidently with issues like happiness, anxiety, bullying and more. Get help online, over the phone or with an app. No issues? No problem. They are still useful to help you become even happier and more resilient or…

Page contents Localism Act Community right to bid Community right to challenge Community asset transfer Localism Act The Localism Act aims to transfer power from central government and hand it back to local authorities and communities – giving them the freedom and flexibility to achieve their own ambitions. For more information read the Government’s Plain English…

The Children’s Disability Service (CDS), like Family Information Services, will provide you with information about universal services and more specialist groups that can offer support, without the need for an assessment. CDS undertake assessments of need and parents/carers of children with disabilities can ask for an assessment if the universal services are unable to meet…