News :North Lincolnshire & Surrounding area

Following an outbreak of blue green algae at Ashby Ville pond in the summer, the Environment Agency has tested the waters and there are now no signs of the toxic algae.

Public Health at North Lincolnshire Council is urging residents to get their flu jab before the winter months’ set in to protect them and those they come into contact with from the virus.

Public Health at North Lincolnshire Council is urging residents to get their flu jab before the winter months’ set in to protect them and those they come into contact with from the virus.

North Lincolnshire Council has today launched a new action plan to keep Scunthorpe town centre clean.

We’re holding a Childminder Briefing session on Wednesday 19 September 2018 at the Learning Development Centre, Enderby Road in Scunthorpe to provide information on becoming a childminder.

Young people are invited to put themselves forward as candidates for the Youth Elections, which will take place in February 2019.

Following a consultation with residents, landlords and other affected parties in the private rented sector, North Lincolnshire Council is set to take a tougher stance on landlords.

Over 370 people in North Lincolnshire are taking on Challenge 10,000 this October to improve their health and wellbeing, which started yesterday, Monday 1 October.

North Lincolnshire Council has silenced a noisy Brumby resident who was keeping his neighbours awake with loud music, shouting and banging.

Kirton-in-Lindsey, led by the Town Council, is making progress with preparing its Neighbourhood Plan that sets out how local people want to see their community developed over the next 10 to 15 years.