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Two-day lane closure on Ellis Way to resolve potholes and look at water seepage (opens the original)
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There will be a two-day lane closure on part of Ellis Way, Grimsby, to carry out pothole repairs this month. The repair works come as Grimsby Live raised a resident's concerns about the state of the road and water gathering on a section of Ellis Way. Grimsby resident Keith Watkin highlighted a consistent water and damp issue on Ellis Way at the point it goes underneath the railway bridge by Asda, towards the East Marsh and Cleethorpes. He also pointed out some patchwork repairs that make up the
'Crosby's Tattoos' - issue of graffiti in part of Scunthorpe raised (opens the original)
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The issue of graffiti in part of Scunthorpe and how it contributes to making the area a less pleasant environment has been raised. A local landlord is determined to see a permanent answer to graffiti that blights Crosby area. Gurch Singh took Scunthorpe Live on a walkabout in August that comprised streets in Town and Crosby and Park wards, near Normanby Road and Scunthorpe C of E Primary School in Gurnell Street. He wants to work with affected property owners to treat the graffiti-laden walls an
Latest on future food waste collections in North East Lincolnshire (opens the original)
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A potential double payment fee North East Lincolnshire Council faced over future weekly food waste collections disposals has been avoided. The authority is planning to meet a Government requirement to introduce weekly food waste collections in Spring 2027. At the council's latest communities scrutiny panel, councillors were provided an update on this. It was heard that, due to the exclusive nature of the local authority's waste disposal contract with NewLincs, it faced a "double gate" fee for se
Self-styled 'Robin Hood' on Goxhill Parish Council calls for tax precept break (opens the original)
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A self-styled 'Robin Hood' parish councillor in North Lincolnshire is pushing for Goxhill Parish Council to not charge a council tax precept for a year. Cllr David Elliott argues the parish council has enough in reserves to afford a 'parish precept holiday' for a year. Parish or town councils may put a charge or precept on the council tax households are charged locally. It is normally such councils' primary source of income. Cllr Elliott, who self-styled himself as Robin Hood in one email highli
'So much community spirit' - NEL Women's Safety Charter Group holds launch event (opens the original)
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North East Lincolnshire (NEL) Women's Safety Charter Group has held a successful collaborative workshop to kickstart the next steps for the charter it has created. The charter involves a series of pledges and actions for organisations, businesses or individuals, to commit to improving public safety, especially for women and girls. A workshop was held on September 3 at the Holiday Inn on Wellowgate, Grimsby, for women to shape campaign ideas and a programme of activity to help build on the charte
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