Yearly Archive 28 January 2022

“We want to achieve a balance between delivering appropriate economic growth, improved infrastructure and aspirational housing for the borough and enhancing existing green, natural and recreational sites.”

Ensuring our area recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic and maximising economic opportunities continue to be the focus of the council as it considers its budget.

A cleaning crew will be heading to Grimsby’s Riverhead Bus Station to rid the area of waste and refresh its bus stops and seating areas.

Lincolnshire chalk streams and blow wells are important geological features and provide a unique habitat for native species, but they need looking after.

A DRAFT budget has been approved by North East Lincolnshire Council’s Cabinet, with £131.6m of spending across key public services.

Cabinet members have accepted £1,094,500 in grant funding to make energy efficiency improvements to North East Lincolnshire homes.

Work is due to start next week on a key project to improve the water quality of the River Freshney in Grimsby.

January 22 is Great Grimsby Day and to celebrate Grimbarians can show some love for their town by organising a litter pick.

Local people are being offered a chance to have their say on what services which offer vital support for those struggling with addiction in North East Lincolnshire could look like in the future as part of a public consultation.

North East Lincolnshire Council and its regeneration partner EQUANS will oversee the third and final phase of the multi-million-pound Cycle Superhighway, with work set to begin on January 17.