Yearly Archive 2 February 2021

North East Lincolnshire Council and its regeneration partner, ENGIE, will be starting works to remove the existing mini roundabout at the Humberston Avenue and Grange Farm Lane junction and replace it with a ‘T’ junction this month.

As part of ongoing preparation works for the regeneration and development of the disused West Haven Mill site on Garth Lane, an existing footbridge to access the building will be refurbished ready for future use.

More than 30 internationally important bird species have made their home at the South Humber bank’s award-winning wildlife mitigation site in the last four months.

Works to the highway at Toll Bar roundabout were completed this weekend, ahead of time, with resurfacing and lining. There are some minor elements to complete off the highway, but all roads are now open.

Households in North East Lincolnshire filled their new blue and grey bins with more than 1,100 tonnes of recycling in December.

Regeneration, skills, and business support are key issues currently being tackled by our area’s two Conservative Members of Parliament.

The huge structures that will together form Garth Lane’s new centrepiece footbridge are being constructed at a specialist workshop.

Last year, councillors agreed to launch a community lottery in North East Lincolnshire to support local good causes.

Grimsby’s fishing community and its supporters have welcomed the return of the town’s Fishermen’s Memorial Statue to St James’ Square as the transformation of this key public space reaches its final stages.

North East Lincolnshire Council’s Cabinet has accepted £319,000 of Department for Transport funds for cycling improvements on a key route in the borough.