Monthly Archive 18 March 2021

The 30m-long and 5m-wide new footbridge that will span the River Freshney at Grimsby’s Garth Lane is being transported into town next week.

North East Lincolnshire Council issued more than 1,700 fines in 2020 for litter, cycling and dog control offences.

North East Lincolnshire Council is launching a new weekly food waste collection on one of its bin rounds next month.

North East Lincolnshire Council is installing nine new solar powered litter bins in parks and other popular destinations across the borough.

A stunning new recycling sculpture is set to join Hammy the Haddock in helping keep Cleethorpes beach clean and plastic free.

When you elected the Conservatives to run North East Lincolnshire Council, we promised to be a listening council – and that’s what we continue to do.

North East Lincolnshire Council is launching a new Spring campaign to tackle dog fouling and irresponsible dog ownership.

Works to construct the new Cycle Superhighway scheme will start on site in the next few weeks on the dual carriageway between A180 Westgate roundabout to the Lockhill roundabout.

Paving with insets reminding people of Grimsby’s proud heritage and exciting renewables’ future will be laid in the Garth Lane area as part of its £3.5m transformation.

Cabinet members have approved close to £3m of central Government money aimed to improve and maintain the carriageways, footpaths and highway structures of North East Lincolnshire.