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Council Plan

Our priorities and vision for North East Lincolnshire are clear. To create a stronger economy and stronger communities.

To achieve these aims we need to work in new ways with partners in the public and private sectors, the voluntary and community sector, and with individuals, families and communities. We must address the issues we face with creativity and innovation if we are to achieve what we want for the area.

Greater Lincolnshire Devolution

A devolution deal for Greater Lincolnshire has been announced in the Autumn statement, which could see existing money and power move from central government to local decisionmakers.

All three Full Councils voted to accept the proposal at their meetings in March and Government will now further consider formal approval. This next step towards the forming of an MCCA, (Mayoral Combined County Authority), for Greater Lincolnshire comes following the public consultation, which started in late December last year and ran through until January 2024.

Council News

New signs show how important Cleethorpes is as a wildlife haven

New signs showing the wealth of wildlife to be enjoyed and respected along the Humber Estuary, and especially the North East Lincolnshire coastline, have been introduced in Cleethorpes this week. The colourful information boards can be seen in four locations close to Cleethorpes Leisure Centre, Meridian Park, the Thorpe Park exit onto the beach, and…

4 hours ago

Grimsby town centre Restricted Parking Zone reminder.

DRIVERS in and around Grimsby town centre are being urged to check before they park – or risk penalties for entering or stopping in restricted streets. Reports in recent weeks have stated how vehicles have been seen entering and then being parked and left in George Street, Victoria Street and New Street. These are 24-hour,…

3 days ago

Starting School for the first time – September 2024

Parents and carers of children who are due to start at infants or primary school for the first time in September 2024, have been notified of their child’s school place allocation decision. A total of 1398 applications were received for children living in North East Lincolnshire by the published closing date. Of those, 99.36% were…

3 days ago

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