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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
Sex shops and cinema venues licence
Overview To operate a sex shop such as selling sex toys, books or videos, you’ll need a licence from the local authority. You will also need a licence from the local authority to run a venue where explicit films are shown to members of the public. Before you start Applications must contain all the requested…
Street trading and markets
Applicants will be required to apply in writing, giving at least two months notice of any proposed start date to allow for consultation and possible committee meetings. It is an offence for anyone to trade in the street (selling or offering for sale of any items or living thing in) in a designated area without…
Roadworks and road closures
An interactive map showing details of road closures, roadworks, travel updates and live traffic congestion in North East Lincolnshire. Map features and tips Local Authorities throughout England have started a partnership to integrate information about roadworks and travel information. The map provides details of known roadworks in North East Lincolnshire and other participating authorities. This information…
Traveller and caravan sites
The council is responsible for dealing with unauthorised traveller camps on land owned by the Council. The travelling community may set up an encampment on someone’s land without consent, including highway verges and lay-bys. This is a breach of civil law and, in certain circumstances, may be a breach of criminal law. Everyone has rights,…
How decisions are made
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 on a leader and cabinet model of executive. The Constitution explains: Council The ultimate decision-making body for North East Lincolnshire Council business is the full…
Health and safety inspector
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…
Localism
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…
Port Health Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions about Exports and Imports – Border Control Post (BCP) at our ports. Exports If we supply a customer (who later wants to export from their own cold store with other goods) or deliver to a groupage transport depot somewhere, we ask North East Lincolnshire Council (NELC) to sign one of these attestations…
Police and Crime Commissioner Election – 2 May 2024
An election will be held on Thursday 2 May 2024 to elect a new Police and Crime Commissioner for the Humberside Police area. The Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner is responsible for policing in the following local authority areas: For each police force area, one council will act as the lead authority to undertake the…