Monthly Archive 20 February 2020

North East Lincolnshire Council and its regeneration partner, ENGIE, will be carrying out improvement works to a number of bus stops across the borough from Monday (February 24).

A unique project that sees wildlife and industry thriving side-by-side as part of a multi-million-pound South Humber bank growth scheme has been shortlisted for a national planning award.

Residents in North East Lincolnshire will have the opportunity to discuss issues affecting the borough with leading councillors when the Council’s Cabinet holds the second in a series of “listening’’ events later this month.

North East Lincolnshire Council and its regeneration partner, ENGIE, has successfully secured an additional £462,000 of funding from the Department of Transport to continue the work improving sustainable travel across the borough.

North East Lincolnshire Council is asking people to have their say on potential changes to the car parking strategy.

Work to install a roundabout to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion, as well as provide access to a potential new housing site, will begin on Monday (February 17).

The reinvention of a popular area of Grimsby town centre into an attractive public and green space starts this month, with survey work beginning in the Garth Lane area and along the River Freshney.

Enforcement officers from North East Lincolnshire Council have issued the first fines to people caught dumping rubbish during the Christmas holiday.

Almost 2,000 fines have been handed out to people, including for cycling and littering on a busy Grimsby street, since 2018.

North East Lincolnshire Council and its regeneration partner, ENGIE, are teaming up with 88-year-old Kenneth Lee to set up Happy To Chat benches.