Did you know?

• North East Lincolnshire has only existed since 1996, as it was created from the boroughs of Cleethorpes and Great Grimsby after the abolition of Humberside. In fact, North East Lincolnshire recently celebrated its first “North East Lincolnshire Day”.
• Famous for its fishing heritage, Grimsby is home to the largest fish market in the UK. It used to host the largest fishing fleet in the world – with 400 trawlers based in the port at its peak in 1970.
• Did you know that Cleethorpes has the lowest average annual rainfall in the British Isles?
• North East Lincolnshire is often known as the ‘Bird Airport’ of the East Coast due to the amount of birds it attracts.
• Home to over 500 food businesses, including global brand Young’s – Grimsby is known as ‘Europe’s Food Town’, due to its prospering food industry.

Explore our North

Click on the interactive map below to see the plans for the future transport investment.

• Construction of Grimsby West Relief Road to support delivery of a major strategic housing site and enhance network capacity.
• Capacity improvements at key junctions within the A180, A46 and A16 corridors as identified in the Local Transport Plan Highway Strategy