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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…

Discover North East Lincolnshire’s open spaces The Saltmarsh Cleethorpes is home to a rare and internationally important habitat for wildlife – the Saltmarsh. Learn more about the wildlife and how to enjoy the area safely on our interactive storymap, Life on the Saltmarsh. Weelsby Woods People’s Park Cleethorpes Boating Lake Cleethorpes Country Park Barretts Recreation…

Contents If a property qualifies for an exemption then Council Tax will not need to be paid for a certain amount of time. Each type of exemption has different requirements, read below to find out more about each one. Apply for an exemption To make your application complete apply for a Council Tax exemption ….

The Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2016 enables local authorities to control pollution from certain types of industry (such as coal handlers, bulk cement & petrol filling stations) through applying for a permit. These permits consist of specific conditions that the operators have to adhere to. Inspections are carried out at the installations to ensure…

The Annual Governance Statement summarises the findings from the annual audit of the council’s finances and is published on our website alongside our Annual accounts. The statement sets out our governance framework and the results of the annual review of our governance arrangements, including issues requiring further development. Annual Governance Statements

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…

There is a process of overview and scrutiny to make sure that Councillors are fully accountable for their decisions. This process allows elected members who are not on Cabinet to act as a check and balance to the Council’s decision makers and to contribute to the development of future policies and strategies that will help…

Planning Enforcement makes sure that planning development is carried out in accordance with approved planning permission, and that any unauthorised development is brought under control in order to protect public interest. Some types of planning control breaches are criminal offences such as carrying out unauthorised works to listed buildings, or the display of advertisements without consent….

The objective of the Habitat Regulations Assessment is to determine whether the emerging local plan is likely to have a significant effect on the achievement of the conservation objectives of the European and International conservation sites within and around the area. These sites include: Local Plan review The Habitat Regulations Assessment is a process which…

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…