Engie on behalf of North East Lincolnshire Council (NELC) are inviting local residents and businesses to comment on the draft detailed design for Estate Road 2 Carriageway and Footway Reconstruction.

The survey forms one of the preliminary stages of introducing a new scheme and is used to gauge initial feedback, proposals developed will be reviewed by the NELC Portfolio Holder for Energy and Environment.

The objectives of the project are to –

• Provide new safer off-road facilities for cyclists and pedestrians Reduce traffic disruption and congestion on the Estate Roads
• Improve access for logistics containerized freight
• Improving the business location for established businesses in the area, encouraging further investment and growth.

To find out more and to complete the survey, click here.

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Deadline 4th August 2020

Contract value: £75,000 inclusive of VAT 

The SparkFund programme are looking to appoint a small team of specialist consultants to work directly with businesses engaging with the Grants for R&D Low Carbon strand of the SparkFund project who are experienced in the measurement and validation of carbon reduction activities relating to Innovation or Research & Development activity. 

To find out more, please click here

Or you can contact Pauline Mitchell at P.A.Mitchell@hull.ac.uk

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Deadline 21st June 2020

Empty and derelict property present problems to communities and place a strain on public services. They can become a focal point for issues such as fly-tipping, anti-social behaviour and other criminal activities.

This all places extensive demands on public services such as the Council, Police, Fire and Rescue.  This proposed strategy sets out the Councils intended approach to reduce the number of empty properties in the borough.

You can have your say here.

For further information on the supporting documents, please click here.

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North East Lincolnshire Council are aware there is a perception that public procurement can be bureaucratic and difficult to navigate but we are unsure what the particular barriers or issues are.  However we are committed to improving our processes so that they evolve and are easier to access and use for both commissioners and suppliers.

They are therefore seeking feedback from local suppliers, in particular the VCS and wanted to ask about their experiences of tendering for contracts with North East Lincolnshire Council and accessing the local authority’s e-tendering system (YORtender).

NELC are also looking for volunteers to try out their new online supplier questionnaire on YORtender to ascertain whether tender documentation is easier and simpler to complete on-line rather than the current process of downloading documentation.

To feedback and/or volunteer could you e-mail procurement@nelincs.gov.uk please by the 27 March ’20.

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Deadline 5th March 2020

In December 2017, the North East Lincolnshire Council adopted a parking strategy which sets out a revised approach to the management of parking in the area. NELC would like to know what you think about each of these possible changes and allow you to comment on how any changes in these areas would affect you. These changes could include:

• Short stay car parks
• Time limits in free car parks
• Changes to Season Ticket options
• Overnight parking
• New seasonal charge

They’re looking to get the public opinion on these possible changes before they take any of the ideas forward.

You can access the consultation on the NELC website here.

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Deadline 5pm 6th March 2020

The Council has prepared an updated Statement of Community Involvement which sets out how the Council intends to involve our communities in the planning process which influences the way development will take place in the future.

You can find out more and comment on this consultation here.

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Deadline Wednesday 29th January 2020

The Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), Keith Hunter, is asking residents to give their views about police funding in an online survey.

The General Election in December caused a delay in the announcement of the police funding settlement from Government. PCCs must know how much grant they are to receive from Government to allow them to calculate at what level they should set their Council Tax precept proposals to ensure a balanced budget. We are informed this announcement will now be made later this month but the PCC has a duty to consult with residents and make a decision on precept levels for 2020/21 to propose to the Police and Crime Panel on 6^th February. This allows very little time.

The police precept is the part of the Council Tax that contributes towards the total funding available to the Police and Crime Commissioner to provide policing, community safety and victims’ services.

To read the full information and take the survey, click here.

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Deadline 26th March 2020

The Council is considering a landlord and tenant friendly Selective Licensing Scheme within parts of the East and West Marsh areas.   It’s intended to tackle the issues of crime, anti-social behaviour and poor housing conditions. We’re consulting with residents of the area, landlords and members of the public so this is an opportunity for you to influence how the scheme will be developed and carried out.

Residents & the public Survey

Landlords Survey

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