Yearly Archive 17 December 2019

Visionary plans for the former Waves nightclub in Cleethorpes have been approved by the council’s Cabinet at its meeting (December 16).

New plans for the future of one of Grimsby’s most important historical areas, Garth Lane have been approved by the Council’s Cabinet yesterday (December 16).

Proposals for the future of the busy Toll Bar junction will go before North East Lincolnshire Council’s Cabinet.

Work to transform a busy junction and main through-fare through central Grimsby will start in mid-January, with the installation of a fit-for-purpose roundabout to improve traffic flow and provide access to a potential new housing site.

Plans for the former Waves nightclub are set to go before the council’s Cabinet at its meeting next week.

A visual feast of colour now adorns the shutters of a Cleethorpes café, as work starts on the North Prom’s very own external art gallery.

A scheme to improve St James’s Square in Grimsby is costing the taxpayer nothing.

As plans progress to transform an area of central Grimsby, two public drop-in sessions have been arranged for people to view current ideas and present their own thoughts.

Archaeologists will be arriving in Grimsby town centre this week to start exploratory work on land that may contain historic artefacts dating back to Anglo-Saxon times.