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Freedom of information
Contents Freedom of information The Freedom of Information Act and Environmental Information Regulations give everyone a general right of access to the recorded information held by North East Lincolnshire Council. Information you can ask for You can ask for any recorded information held by the council, however information that is already in the public domain or…
Food hygiene and safety
The Food Health Team helps to protect public health and supports food businesses to ensure standards of hygiene and safety are maintained. The team’s day to day functions can include: Officers from the Food Health Team routinely inspect over 1800 premises ranging from factories of multi-national companies to small corner shops to make sure that they…
Volunteering wins
Celebrating success At TakePartNEL we like to celebrate the positive efforts, actions and outcomes our volunteers supply and generate with the time and enthusiasm they put into everything they do. Below are just a taster of some of the things we have supported and been part of and will give you an idea of what…
Community Renewal Fund
Organisations with ideas to help boost local growth and help those people and businesses hardest hit by the Covid pandemic are being urged to submit their bids into a new national fund that is now open for applications. The Community Renewal Fund could bring £3M of funding into the borough and is a trial for…
Litter picks
Keep North East Lincolnshire clean Litter makes the place look a mess. It’s harmful to wildlife and the environment. We are grateful to everyone who helps keep North East Lincolnshire clean. North East Lincolnshire Council is a member of Keep Britain Tidy and we support the Great British Spring Clean and other campaigns that make…
Children looked after
When a child’s needs are so complex that they cannot be met at home, or when the risk of harm is considered to be significant, they will become looked after. This means that they will live away from home with foster carers, kinship carers, in children’s homes, in secure accommodation or with prospective adopters. There…
Humberston Fitties archive information
Humberston Fitties archive information This section contains information from before the management handover on 4 October 2017. For current information go to the Humberston Fitties Chalet Park. The day to day management of the Humberston Fitties is carried out by Tingdene Holiday Parks. Related content Humberston Fitties Chalet Park Tourist Information
Heritage and conservation
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…
Air Quality
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…
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…