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Spook-tacular display at Grimsby Tip

2:00 pm, Friday, 27th October 2023 - 6 months ago

Bins, waste and recycling

Dare you enter the Tip of Terror?? Staff at the award-winning Grimsby Community Recycling Centre have a few tricks and treats up their sleeve as they’ve given the site a monstrous makeover for Halloween.

From killer bees to Frankenstein’s monster and tyre tarantulas to a wicked witch, the tip is creeping and crawling with their haunted handiwork.

The team at the tip are seasoned pros at upcycling and crafting decorations out of things people throwaway, you might have seen their hugely popular Christmas spectaculars or last year’s tribute to HRH Queen Elizabeth II.

Earlier this year their decorations attracted national attention as they welcomed BBC Breakfast sports presenter Mike Bushell to the site during Grimsby Town’s FA Cup run.

Grimsby and Immingham CRCs are open daily from 8am to 6pm. Both sites are run by North East Lincolnshire Council’s waste management contractor Newlincs Development Ltd.

Grimsby CRC is in Estuary Way, Grimsby DN31 2UD. Immingham CRC is in Queens Road, Immingham DN40 1QR.

Visit www.nelincs.gov.uk/tip for more details.

Check out the Council’s Instagram account for a thrilling video of their cursed creations at https://www.instagram.com/p/CyWJ42Wt30I/ 

Come recycle if you dare…

Cllr Stewart Swinburn, portfolio holder for Environment and Transport at the Council, added:

“The award-winning staff at Grimsby and Immingham tips do a brilliant job and always raise a smile when there’s something to celebrate.

“Anyone who has visited Grimsby Tip will see the lengths they go to to make the site a fun place to recycle things you don’t need.

“There are also plenty of bargains on offer with their bike and bric-a-brac sales, with all the proceeds going to good causes.”

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