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- Oct 1, 2026
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Splashing! New wildlife pond to be created at West Marsh school (opens the original)
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Ambitious, long-held plans to create a large wildlife pond at a Grimsby school will be realised after it was awarded a grant. A bramble-ridden area at Littlecoates Primary Academy, in the heart of the West Marsh, will be transformed by the project. A jetty overhanging the water will allow children to participate in pond dipping and a hide will provide space to observe wildlife. The project, which also includes a wetland bog to help filter pollutants, has been made possible thanks to a grant from
The return of Skip It! First date announced for popular scheme (opens the original)
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The popular Skip It scheme is returning to a site near you! From microwaves to chairs – residents will be able to get rid of all sorts of rubbish completely free. It aims to help those who may struggle to get to the tip by providing a temporary disposal site for the day and help people learn how doing their bit can make for a better North East Lincolnshire. Originally launched in 2018, the project was a huge success, with many residents getting the chance to dispose of those unwanted items inclu
Arrests and fines in Grimsby town centre as teams work to stamp out crime (opens the original)
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Parking illegally, dropping litter and carrying drugs – all crimes that have been dealt with by partners during a joint operation in Grimsby town centre. Humberside Police, North East Lincolnshire Council’s Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) team, Waste Investigations Support & Enforcement (WISE) and officers from parking enforcement have been working together to combat various issues to make the centre a welcoming and safe space for residents and visitors. Across a three-day period, they issued numero
Town of Culture 2028: The meaning behind the letters (opens the original)
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You'll be seeing this striking logo a lot over the coming weeks and months. It's part of the bid for Grimsby to be the UK's Town of Culture 2028. The town has already made the shortlist and work on the final submission is well underway. The final bid must be submitted by 30 November 2026, with the winner announced in March 2027. The winning town will receive £3-million to deliver a six-month programme of cultural events and activities in 2028. Two runner-up towns will each receive £250,000. Grim
Bring it home: How you can help make Grimsby the UK's first ever Town of Culture (opens the original)
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Grimsby has already made history by reaching the shortlist for the first ever UK Town of Culture 2028. Now WE NEED YOU - the whole town - behind the team to help bring the title home. Residents of all ages, businesses, community groups and organisations are being invited to support GY28 as the next stage of the campaign to make Grimsby the UK's first ever Town of Culture is launched. The final submission is being developed and the team behind it - backed by Grimsby Live - want local people to be
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