Monthly Archive 31 March 2021

It’s been a difficult year for everyone, but the future is bright, and the Cleethorpes Conservative Association hopes to soon resume face-to-face meetings and events following the easing of lockdown restrictions and the successful vaccination roll-out.

As lockdown restrictions continue to ease, plans are being put in place to help create a COVID-safe resort and ensure social distancing measures can be followed in Cleethorpes.

New signs are going up as part of a new campaign to remind dog owners to pick up after their pets.

North East Lincolnshire Council has published its business recovery plan, outlining the steps being taken to support to local businesses, create employment opportunities and help to reshape the future economy.

A troublesome property in Grimsby, which has been the source of problems for neighbouring residents, has finally been demolished.

The Cleethorpes vice-chair of North East Lincolnshire’s RAFA association has spoken of his pride at seeing a heritage make-over return the building’s facade to its Victorian roots.

North East Lincolnshire Council and its regeneration partner ENGIE are announcing plans to locate their depot services to one site in the town centre.

The change from boxes to bins for recycling in North East Lincolnshire has vastly improved the cleanliness of our streets.

It’s one year this week since North East Lincolnshire Council made the decision to introduce new bins for recycling.

This time last year, households were using boxes for their recycling. The boxes had served their purpose, but it was time a new method was introduced.

“Everyone has gone the extra mile to meet the demands of the pandemic and shown flexibility and adaptability in the way they have worked.”

Council leader Philip Jackson used his Leader’s Speech to pay tribute to NELC’s workforce during the coronavirus pandemic.