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CARE is celebrating their 25th Anniversary by holding a summer quiz and BBQ on 4th August at LuCarly’s on Wilton Road in Grimsby. Read on for full details and to find out more about their ongoing quarter century celebrations continuing into October 2017.
VANEL is working in partnership with North East Lincolnshire Council’s Safer and Stronger Communities team on their Bygone Beachcombers project. We are appealing for people who used the beach huts when they were in their prime to come forward and share their stories. The stories will be shared on the Bygone Beachcombers website. Read on for full details.
HealthWatch invites you to have your say on changes to health and social care in North East Lincolnshire via an online survey. Read on for full details and to take part.
NELC are renewing their Housing Assistance Policy and are inviting members of the public to have their say on the recommendations that they have put forward via an online survey. Read on for full details and to access the survey.
North East Lincolnshire Council’s Safer and Stronger Communities team are creating a place where people can learn about the history of Cleethorpes over the last three centuries both online and in person through their Heritage Lottery funded Bygone Beachcomber Project. The team are working to create a display within the beach hut where visitors can view photographs, posters, souvenirs and memorabilia relating to Cleethorpes which they otherwise might not have had the opportunity to see. Read on for full details.
YMCA Humber’s Big Local funded Youth Club is moving from The Pavilion on Sussex Recreation Ground to Jade’s Dance Studio on Grant Street. The Youth Club will run every Friday between the hours of 4 pm and 6 pm starting from Friday 30th June. Read on for full details.
NELC is conducting a consultation to find out about people’s level of awareness of North East Lincolnshire’s Local Offer – not the individual services that make up the offer. This consultation is open to parents, carers and organisations working with children and young people who have Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, and closes on Thursday 13th July.
On Friday 16th June, HealthWatch NEL held their fourth Annual General Meeting at Grimsby Central Hall. The meeting was open to members of the public and included stalls from organisations providing a range of different services to people across North East Lincolnshire. Read on to read HealthWatch’s Annual Report.
Counting Hope is holding a charity Race Night on Friday 15th September at Holton-Le-Clay Cricket Club. Entry to the event is £6 including food and all profit will be divided equally between Counting Hope and the Elite Marching Band. Read on for details.
Places are still available on the AIS/Community Grants course aimed at young people between 18 and 30 who are unemployed. The course aims to help young people find out about local employment opportunities and can provide them with taster sessions in the renewables sector. Interested parties should contact Lorna Grant by emailing lorna.grant@nelincs.gov.uk.