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North East Lincolnshire Council leader Philip Jackson said the announcement by the Prime Minister last night was a further reminder that COVID-19 is still present and is a very real public health threat.

As North East Lincolnshire Council’s gritters start their engines, 600 tonnes of salt has been delivered to replenish the stock ready for this year’s winter gritting service.

A plan to reinvent Grimsby’s Riverhead Square into a safe and attractive ‘heart of the town centre’ is set to be considered by councillors at the Cabinet meeting next week (4 November), following a £1m funding boost from central Government.

Councils from across Greater Lincolnshire have joined forces to help people cut their home energy costs.

More than 50,000 households are now using new recycling bins in North East Lincolnshire.

The work at St James Square is continuing at pace.

A spectacular 300kg metal haddock has arrived in Cleethorpes to encourage people to keep the beach tidy.

A new scheme is being launched to help people stay warm at home this winter.

A busy  winter is ahead at North East Lincolnshire’s award-winning wildlife mitigation site, where birds are now starting to flock to the protected breeding and feeding grounds.

Seven major projects in the heart of Grimsby are being put forward to receive a slice of £25m Government cash, which has been ringfenced for investment as part of the Towns Fund.