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North East Lincolnshire Council and its regeneration partner, ENGIE, are delighted to have been awarded £2.2m of Greater Lincolnshire Local Enterprise Partnership (GLLEP) funding to construct a new Cycle Superhighway from Grimsby to Immingham.

Dear residents, as of today, we’re entering a new national lockdown. This is the last thing that any of us wanted to face in the new year, but if this will help save just one life from being taken by this deadly virus it has to be worth it.

2020 has seen the Conservatives celebrate successes and make progress at the helm of North East Lincolnshire Council.

A review into illegal parking outside schools in the borough has been completed. 

Trials for an increased recycling provision in the borough, including a food waste service, will begin in the spring.

The community, police and other organisations are working together to reduce the blight of illegal motorcycles.

North East Lincolnshire Council is saying a big thank you to households who are disposing of their waste and recycling responsibly this Christmas holiday.

More than £17-million has been secured from the Future High Streets Fund to help create a new future for Grimsby town centre.

It has been a challenging year, says Councillor Philip Jackson, NELC Leader, but major steps forward are being taken.

As we prepare for perhaps the most unusual Christmas celebrations many of us will have seen in our lifetimes, it’s a good time to both reflect on the most challenging  year I can remember, but also look forwards to what I hope will be a brighter 2021.