September 2019 – North East Lincolnshire Conservatives

Seafood is being celebrated in North East Lincolnshire through a number of events across the region.

Here is the statement made by Councillor Philip Jackson, the leader of North East Lincolnshire Council, to September’s full meeting.

The impact on climate change will be particularly considered when NELC makes policy decisions.

Finding a designated stopover site for travellers in North East Lincolnshire must be resolved, says the council’s deputy leader, John Fenty.

Welholme Galleries could be transformed into residential accommodation and is an “exciting” opportunity.

Children’s Services remain a “major” challenge, says the leader of North East Lincolnshire Council.

The proposed White Palm sculpture for Cleethorpes has divided opinion – and NELC has welcomed the debate.

The unacceptable level of weed growth across the borough is a major focus, the leader of NELC has confirmed.

There are more than 1,000 privately-owned properties in North East Lincolnshire that have stood empty for more than six months, according to NELC.

The Conservative administration of North East Lincolnshire Council has “grasped the nettle” on the housing agenda.

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