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WELCOME...
...to the summer of 2021 in North East
Lincolnshire. As we all move forward, we look
to a brighter future – and so let’s make a start
by looking at just some of the things on offer,
on your doorstep.
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WE’RE BACK WITH A SAFE & FUN BANG
Let’s take a look at just some of the events on offer this summer.
There’s so much more to enjoy too – keep an eye on Facebook
#discovernortheastlincolnshire for all the latest news.
For community events on your doorstep this summer
go to www.nelincs.gov.uk/CommunitySpotlight
Family
(Please remember all events will comply with any current COVID restrictions and as a result
are subject to change at short notice. Please check the latest details on the relevant websites).
fun can Clee Rocks for the NHS
be free! July 31 @ 2pm – 10.30pm
Meridian Park Showground
CLEETHORPES ROCKS AND CLEE FEST
have joined forces to bring you an open air one
People’s Park day festival as a BIG THANK YOU to the NHS for
This Victorian park covers all they have done and are continuing to do in these challenging times.
23 acres with its lake home to PROFITS will be donated to local NHS Trust as part of the BIG THANK YOU to ALL NHS
mallard, coot and Canada geese. STAFF there will be FREE admission with NHS id Card. Tickets for NHS staff are available
(DN32 0LL). in person from Solid Entertainments. More information and to purchase tickets online:
http://www.solidentertainments.com/rocks/nhs/index.html
Cleethorpes
Country Park
You can’t go wrong with a stroll around POP LIVE
Cleethorpes Country Park.The walk around
Friday 10 September
the park is about 2.5-miles and is suitable
Meridian Park Showground
for wheelchair users and people with prams
Pop Live with Pixie Lott, Alexandra Burke,
too. (DN35 0QZ).
Five, Gareth Gates and DJ set by Radio
Homestead Park, One legend Scott Mills, hosted by Lincs FM.
Immingham All ages welcome and FREE TICKETS to under 10’s. Enjoy fair rides, food stalls
Family-friendly with a skate park, swings and licenced bars. Tickets available from https://www.poplive.uk/tickets
and slides. Opens, 9am daily. (DN40 2HX). An event you don’t want to miss!
Remember, parks are there
for everyone to enjoy, please
look after them. Race for Life
We work hard to keep them October 3 @ 11:00 am - 2:00 pm | Meridian Park Showground
tidy and lots of volunteers give Meridian Showground will once again host the annual Race for Life. Join hundreds of pink
up their time to care for these clothed participants in this fun 3k, 5k or 10k event. Walk, jog or run and raise valuable funds
special places.
for research. Drinks and snacks available on site. Join online today at
Litter, food waste, and even https://raceforlife.cancerresearchuk.org/race-for-life-2021
bread thrown to ducks, can
attract pests such as rats and
foxes.
Please use the litter bins provided for your rubbish,
Grimsby Minster
and if a bin is overflowing, don’t leave your rubbish, Tuesday, 27 July 27. 9.30am – 2.30pm Wednesday, 28 July 28. 9.30am – 2.30pm
take it home or find another bin instead. Come and join us at our up-cycled Minster Cafe with Indoor and Outdoor seating areas.
Remember to pick up any mess your dog makes Everyone welcome. For more details on all activities and more café dates at the Minster
and always carry a dog poo bag! go to: https://grimsbyminster.com/
We Love Little Mix
Friday August 27. 5pm doors open
Grimsby Auditorium
Remember: when you visit these events, it may
We Love Little Mix features all-live vocals
still be appropriate to keep your distance where
possible, wash your hands regularly and some in a non-stop show featuring all the favourite
people may wish to continue wearing face masks. songs.To book and for more details of all shows at the Auditorium go to:
Respect others and keep safe. https://grimsbyauditorium.org.uk/ 3
What YOU
can do!
Cleethorpes SUP Festival
20th to 23rd August @ Brighton
Street Slipway, Cleethorpes
A full weekend of SUP fun and social to
get you out and about and enjoying our
beautiful Humber coastline.
Our weekend festival will offer social
gatherings, SUP tours, lessons and
workshops across a range of locations.
We’ll introduce you to our paddling waters
and show you how to get more out of your
stand up paddle boarding.
Follow this link for more information Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre
- https://www.facebook.com/ Discover Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre as you travel back to 1950s
events/627152764508375/
Great Grimsby and experience the sights, sounds and smells of one of our
most dangerous peacetime occupations. Did you know that during this
Supporting
decade the town had risen to be the world’s busiest fishing port?
Find out what it was like to be a Grimsby trawlermen as you sign on as a
others
crew member for a journey back to the height of UK fishing.
Then jump on board the historic Ross Tiger - thought to be the earliest
surviving large diesel side trawler in the UK. Guided tours of this special ship,
Neighbourhood Watch registered with National Historic Ships, give visitors the opportunity to see
Please contact Glyn on glyn@nelwatch. the conditions of life on board.
org.uk to report any concerns in
your neighbourhood, join or start Adult ticket £6, children £4 and family ticket £12.
Neighbourhood Watch groups local to you. You must pre-book your slot by
calling (01472) 323345. To find out more,
Carers Support Service
visit www.fishingheritage.com.
Provide training, help and activities for
people who are giving, or need support
with tasks of daily living. Please visit the
activities and events page on their website Galley Cafe
www.carerssupportcentre.com/nel/ or call
If you’re out and about in Grimsby town
01472 242277 to find out more.
centre, why not pop to the Galley Cafe for
Grimsby Dads Collective – YMCA. a bite to eat?
Brings together fathers and carers who had
a child under the age of 25, or soon-to be The cafe is open 11am to 4pm, serving hot and
fathers under the age of 25.By joining the cold food and refreshments, including high quality
Grimsby Dads Collective it will give you the tea, coffee and hot chocolate by Stokes
opportunity to come together with other of Lincoln.
fathers and work with services to make
Take out is also available. Feel free to call
change happen. If you are interested in
getting involved, please get in touch
(01472) 323345 if you would like to
with Debbie Taylor at debbie.taylor pre-order food or drinks.
@ymca-humber.com or call 07593586262 All events and places to visit in this brochure
/ 01472 359621. may still have guidelines in place to keep you
To include any community events on safe - please check before your trip.
North East Lincolnshire Council’s
Community Spotlight calendar
– or to see what’s on, please go to
www.nelincs.gov.uk/CommunitySpotlight
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enjoy a ‘gentle
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other walking rou lnshire.co.uk backside towards the bell tower
including plenty Killingholme! who
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northwards followleft onto Lane
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right and
towards onto into
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start
of the Road
route back
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walked the leng
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local footpaths the route follows
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GREAT ROUTES! After your walk
you can enjoy back to the chu
centre and perh some refreshmen rch.
aps pop into the ts in the town
town’s heritage museum to lear
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the
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8 Walking
There are some great walking routes on the
3 7 site for all ages and abilities. Here we take a
look at just one, but for more from the Wolds
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to the sea, visit the Active & Outdoor section
of the website.
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and take it with you.The wildlife
and environment will thank you!
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for a short trodden pat h h two mo the path aro
Church Lane 6. Pass throug ether and
turn down Mill drain turn righ
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distance then gates close tog well trodden
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Immingham Par along the pat
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walking past waymarkers route throug
the right your left side ediately
Cemetery on the drain on bridge and imm
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rp ben turn left along
2. At the sha direction of the
following the
along a stoney
footpath sign s
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track which
edge path
to a grassy field 5
Get FIT
Twenty-one new, free, active routes
have been created across North East
along one of
Lincolnshire.
FitRoutes provide people with mapped outdoor fitness tracks to
these routes!
enjoy when they are planning exercise while exploring the outdoors.
Consisting of three types - urban, rural and trail - the way-marked
routes (many suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs) are spread across
numerous locations including Grimsby, Cleethorpes and Immingham.
Local events organisers Tape2Tape came up with the idea after they
noticed a huge increase in people enjoying the outdoors and getting
involved in walking, jogging and running.
For those with access to a smartphone, the routes can be accessed
via the RunGo app which provides users with a live feed of directions
and historical facts about the route.
Those who prefer a more traditional map, route instructions
can be accessed via the website at www.FitRoutes.com.
Boar’s Chase What3words for the START is: /// Follow the track straight all the way
soccer.cake.onions - This will also be your through the woods. As you exit the
FINISH. woods, keep going straight ahead across
the field until you come to a wooden
At the start, head straight ahead, take the
bridge. Cross over the bridge and head
LEFT path ahead of you next to the play
straight ahead going between the two
equipment.
solar farms.
Head straight along this track that leads
Stay on this path straight ahead with
you out of the woods. Once out of
the Golf Course to your left-hand side.
the woods, head straight ahead with a
Continue straight ahead and you will pass
hedge on your left-hand side.Then keep
some farm buildings on your right-hand
following the track straight ahead, until
side. Follow the path RIGHT around the
you see a metal walk though barrier.
farm buildings and head straight ahead
Turning RIGHT and then immediate LEFT
continue on the track as it veers LEFT.
head through this metal barrier.
Further down this track, you will come to
Continue along this track that will
a footpath on your right-hand side.Turn
eventually lead to Barnoldby le Beck
RIGHT here. Follow the track straight
village. At the end of the track, you will
Route: The route begins in Bradley ahead and then turn right again. Ahead
climb slightly up a short stretch into the
Woods, a small woodland on of you on the left-hand side you will see
village. Head straight ahead onto Chapel
Bradley Road, Grimsby, North East a wooden bridge, turn LEFT over the
Lane that takes you to the main road
Lincolnshire, DN37 0AE. bridge.
through the village – Waltham Road.Turn
Start: As you enter Bradley Woods, RIGHT at Waltham Road staying on the Once over the bridge, head straight
you will see a metal gate ahead of you right-hand footpath. ahead. Keep going until you come to a
that leads into the woods, just after the public footpath sign and a LEFT turn.This
Head a short way along this footpath and
parking area.This is the start. LEFT turn takes you back into the woods.
you will come to a public footpath on
Parking: There is a small amount of your right-hand side.Turn RIGHT along Head through the woods following the
parking spaces at the woods. this track. Keep straight ahead into some path you took on the way out.Turn
Bus routes: There are bus stops about woods. Please respect the house near the RIGHT at the play equipment and head
30 minutes’ walk away at the bottom of entrance to the woods. back down to the gate where you started.
Bradley Road, North East Lincolnshire. This is your FINISH.
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Pools and
Gyms
ES O RT…
Make a splash this summer
Our g r ea t R with Lincs Inspire.
Visit their website for the latest timetables,
ect it !
events & booking details for pools, gyms,
let ’s re sp
classes, family activities and more!
Support your local charitable trust, with
something for everyone. www.lincsinspire.com
Cleethorpes Leisure Centre | Grimsby
Leisure Centre | Immingham Swimming Pool |
Health & Wellbeing Centre
Summer
Cleethorpes and the Humber Estuary
are internationally important stopovers
on the East Atlantic Flyway, a super-
Holiday
highway for millions of migrating birds
that connects the Arctic, Europe and
Activities
Africa. They fly thousands of miles
to escape the frozen Arctic and love
feeding in the thick estuary mud. Let’s
look after them - put litter in a bin or
From football and dance
take it home. Other species live on
or near our beach in our outer estuary
to multi-sports and crafts
saltmarsh, including crabs, shrimps and cockles. Rubbish left on the Beat the boredom with Lincs Inspire’s action
beach can harm them, especially plastic waste. packed holiday activities for children! And this
includes funded options for children on free
More local people are recycling and if you’re visiting Cleethorpes, use one school meals.
of the many recycling bins or visit the new globe and Hammy the Haddock
For all the details visit www.lincsinspire.com
sculptures to recycle and find out what makes the resort such an important
place for wildlife. Altogether there are more than 60 litter bins along the beach All activities subject to change in line with
front and we empty them daily. We also clean the beach daily at 6am - raking it Government advice.
to stop rubbish being swept into the Humber.
Trinity Sounds
Cleethorpes is an award-winning Blue Flag Beach, meaning it’s clean and safe,
meeting high environmental standards, as well as the tough international
bathing water quality standards.
Remember @ The Trin Centre, Trinity Rd,
Dogs are banned from the beach between Cleethorpes DN35 8UN.
Wonderland and Cleethorpes Leisure Introducing Trinity sounds summer school
Centre until September 30. Anyone We will be holding four sessions through the
walking a dog on the beach in the summer summer for children aged 11-16, introducing
faces a £100 fine, and you can also be fined them to our new program, software and
for not picking up your dog’s mess and not equipment. The taster sessions commence
carrying a dog poo bag. on Friday 23rd July and return for the
following three Fridays at 18:30.
Look after wildlife. Cleethorpes is an
internationally important place for wading birds and other If you feel that someone would want to
wildlife. Many species of birds make their home in the salt marsh. attend the summer school sessions then
please contact us via the email;
Please stick to the main footpaths so you don’t disturb them.
trinitysounds@thetrin.co.uk
Stay away from the mud. Resort officers are putting up signs daily to warn https://www.facebook.com
people to stay away from dangerous areas.Take notice of them and stay safe. /trinitysounds.co.uk/
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Park Ward
So, what’s in our area for families?
To answer that question we turned to one of North East Lincolnshire’s
Together pop
wonderful foster carers. Former teacher Sally became a foster carer
when her children flew the nest, and she had the space in her heart and
home to provide a family, love, and security for local children
up café in need.
“I wanted to foster children because I wanted to make a positive difference
to their lives. I now foster three local boys under seven. I live just out of the
The Bowling Pavilion in People’s area, which makes coming to Cleethorpes with the children even more fun.
Park is now open each Saturday
Days out are great - we love picnics on the beach and at the boating lake and
and Sunday from 10am-2pm
we walk the dog near Humberston Fitties.
to provide an ideal location for
families to come together at “When I was first fostering, my foster daughter was at school in Cleethorpes.
the weekend during activities We brought the touring caravan up to the site near the Littlest Pub and spent
at the park. a few days ‘on holiday’ there.We loved it! At £20 a night it was cheaper than
Run by volunteers from the local area, driving her backwards and forwards.
you can get hot and cold drinks as well as “In Grimsby, we’ve been to Nunny’s farm (www.nunnysfarmcic.org) It’s
some great cakes. All proceeds go back
great for younger children. Other foster carers have also told me about how
to supporting further activities in the park
good Ghetto Park (skate park) on Freeman Street (www.ghettopark.co.uk)
and the local community. Look out for
more activities on the Park Ward Together
is for older children and I know lots of carers and families who love
Facebook page. Weelsby Woods and People’s Park.”
Be a L
K
Foster G
Carer
in North East
Lincolnshire.
Change the life of a local child
Call 01472 323966 or visit t
nelincs.gov.uk/fostering
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Cleethorpes’ Haverstoe Park
Time Trap museum Pavilion is open Wednesday to Sunday,
10am to 4.30pm. Hot and cold drinks,
Visit the former prison cells of Grimsby Town Hall and snacks and ice creams.Toilets available.
uncover the town’s colourful past.The old police cells
and prisoner exercise area have been transformed into
the Time Trap museum which maps the development Youth
of the town into the largest fishing port in the world. It Grimsby Town Hall Gaol
Youth Action ACTION
gives brief historical insight into many aspects of local
and Our Voice
For 11-21 year olds. Social action projects to
life and shows how this development was fashioned by law and order, disease
improve issues important to young people.
and death and indeed the violence of politics amongst many other things. Open Members can take part in training, attend
Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm, except bank holidays. Find out more and book additional meetings and get involved in other
by visiting www.nelincs.gov.uk/leisure-and-things-to-do/time-trap/ work outside the monthly meetings. Group
meets second Monday in the month August
and December meetings will be social events
to celebrate the projects carried out.
For young
people in
care aged
LISTEN
UP 11-17.
Share views and take part in projects to
improve services accessed by children in
care. Meet fortnightly on a Tuesday. If you
are interested in one of the groups please
LET’S
email pippa.curtin@nelincs.gov.uk.
Vaccination is
the best way of
KEEP getting our lives
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GOING You may feel
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but are your
loved ones?
Don’t take
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Having both vaccinations gives you
the best protection from serious illness
and significantly reduces the spread
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We all want you to get out
& about and enjoy the summer:
but it’s vital too, that if you show any
symptoms of the coronavirus that you
take precautions to protect everyone.
When should I self-isolate and for how long?
At the time of printing, the Government is considering self-isolation
requirements for the summer and beyond. Please refer to gov.uk for
the latest available information and advice on self-isolation.
What support is there for people who are
self-isolating?
We’re working with lots of organisations to try to make it as easy
as possible for you. Financial support is available for people on low
incomes and most supermarkets, food outlets and pharmacies can to
your door, and usually you can order online or over the phone. If you
need support to self-isolate, get in touch. Call 01472 313131 for advice.
How can I protect myself from the virus?
Keep your distance – try to keep your distance from anyone
that you do not live with.
Wash your hands – by washing or sanitising your hands regularly,
you are reducing the risk of picking up and catching the virus. It is good
to wash your hands before and after eating food or touching your face.
Wear a mask if you want to – when you go shopping or visit an
enclosed, public space, wearing a face mask reduces the risk of the virus
spreading.
Regular testing – you can take a lateral flow test twice a week.
These tests are easy to do and can be carried out at home.You can
arrange to collect some lateral flow test kits online at lft.nelincs.gov.uk.
Get the jab – both doses of the vaccine remains the best way to
protect yourself and others. But remember, being fully vaccinated
doesn’t prevent you from catching the virus and passing it on, so you
will still need to take precautions and self-isolate. However, with both
doses of the vaccine, you are far less likely to suffer from the effects of
the virus.
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see Climb 4 Facebook page - https://
www.facebook.com/climb4limited/ More events at www.nelincs.gov.uk/CommunitySpotlight
10Sometimes, we know what
we should be doing, but we
just don’t do it.
This might be because we don’t feel great and we need someone to talk
to, or because we have so much to think about and we just don’t know
where to start.
If you are over 18, the Wellbeing Service can help. They can give you free,
confidential, individual help and support, over the phone, face to face
or online.
Search for ‘wellbeing service’ on livewell.nelincs.gov.uk
or call 01472 325500.
Your Five Ways places for us to experience the training opportunities in North East
outdoors. If you search ‘fit routes’ on Lincolnshire.
to Wellbeing the RunGo app (highlighted earlier on
Give - Do something nice for a friend,
in this brochure) you can find local
or a stranger.Thank someone. Smile.
routes for you. Simply Connect (https://
Volunteer your time. Join a community
nelincs.simplyconnect.uk/) is a new
group.Visit TakePartNEL on the council
site to help you find activities and
website or get in touch with groups
services, and Families First (find them
near you to get involved and make a
on Facebook or call 01472 326292)
difference.
have loads of helpful information.
Take notice - Be curious.
Catch sight of the beautiful.
Building the following five things into
Remark on the unusual. Notice
our day-to-day lives can make a big
the changing seasons. Savour
difference to how we feel.
the moment, whether you are
Mental Health support line
Connect - With the people around walking to work, eating lunch, or Chat, advice or local support about anything, 24/7 - Call 01472 256256, Option 3
you.With family, friends, colleagues, and talking to friends. Reflecting on
Giveusashout.org
neighbours. At home, work, school or in your experiences will help you Free, confidential, 24/7 text messaging support - Text SHOUT to 85258
your local community.Think of these as appreciate what matters to you. Qwell for Men
the cornerstones of your life and invest Free, anonymous, online counselling, no waiting lists - www.qwell.io/hcv
Keep Learning - Try
time in developing them. Building these Together Bereaved by Suicide
something new. Rediscover
connections will support and enrich you Free emotional and practical support - Call 0800 1380990 or text 07520633477
an old interest. Set a challenge
every day.
you will enjoy achieving. Visit
Be active - The parks, woods and https://www.lincs2.co.uk/ to
beaches in our area are wonderful find out about learning and
11Keep our area safe & • Bulky waste and garden waste
– if you can’t get to the tip, try
clean this summer the paid for bulky waste or
Community Recycling Centres: garden waste collection services.
Tidying up your home or garden? We Details at www.nelincs.gov.uk/
can help. Grimsby and Immingham tips BulkyWaste and www.nelincs.
are open daily for household and garden gov.uk/GardenWaste. Prices are
waste. £10 for each white goods item
Details at www.nelincs.gov.uk/tips. collected; £20 for up to four items
Please book in advance if you are taking (excluding white goods); £5 for any
a mattress. Call 01472 326288 during extra items (up to 10 per order);
office hours to make a booking. £5 extra for a rapid collection.
Top Tips for visiting the tip: Waste and recycling: It’s a year since we
• Be patient – only a limited number started rolling out new recycling bins
of vehicles are allowed on site due across the borough and thank you as
to Covid-19 restrictions. we’re now a record recycling levels. In
• Stay safe – follow the site rules 2020, you recycled an average of 843
to keep yourself, other visitors tonnes per month, so far this year it’s a
and staff safe during your visit. whopping 1,551 tonnes per month. Fit
more in your recycling bins by flattening
• Plan ahead – complete the
any cardboard boxes and squashing
online form at nelincs.gov.uk/
cans and plastic bottles. Bins out by 7am
householdwasteform if you’re
please with the lids closed. Please take
using a commercial vehicle, trailer
in your bins after we’ve been. If you have
or large vehicle, including people
too much rubbish for your bins, take
carriers, 4x4s and estate cars.
your extra waste and recycling to the
• Book mattresses in advance – tip. Check your collection dates online
there is a limit on the number of at www.nelincs.gov.uk/bins.
mattresses we can accept. Call
01472 326288 during office hours.
Grimsby Top Town Market, located in the For more ideas about things to do, where
to go, and what to see, visit the Discover
Bullring in the town centre, is open
North East Lincolnshire website.
9am to 4pm every Tuesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. www.DiscoverNorthEastLincolnshire.co.uk.
The Food Hall is open
Monday to Saturday, 9am to 4pm.
CLEETHORPES MARKET
Cleethorpes Market, located in the
Market Place, is an outdoor market
open every Wednesday and Saturday
between 9am to 3pm.
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