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Mayor commemorates Commonwealth Day North Lincolnshire Council is once again showing its support by holding a ceremony to mark Commonwealth Day on Monday 9 March. The Mayor of North...
Major £5.4 million school rebuild gets underway in Scunthorpe Oasis Henderson Avenue Primary School in Scunthorpe - North Lincolnshire hosted an official turf cutting ceremony on Monday 2 March to mark the start...
Record numbers walk their way to health North Lincolnshire Council’s Walking the Way to Health programme has broken its record for the number of people taking part in its walks.
Recruitment Fair in Brigg A Recruitment Fair is being held on Thursday 5 March at The Angel Suite in Brigg from 10am to 2pm for job seekers in North Lincolnshire to get...
Last chance to book your place for unique look behind the scenes at Humber UTC Time is running out for young people to book their place to take a unique look behind a major construction site this weekend – The Humber University...
Minister sees progress at Able Marine Energy Park A Government Minister has today seen for herself that development of the £450million Able Marine Energy Park on the south bank of the Humber has been...

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The cabinet is made up of the leader of the council and five councillors appointed by the leader.

Each member of the cabinet has a particular portfolio, covering service and councilwide responsibilities:

Cllr Liz Redfern: Leader
Cllr John Briggs: Deputy Leader:

Portfolio:

Cllr Liz Redfern: Regeneration
Cllr John Briggs: Asset Management, Culture and Housing
Cllr Rob Waltham: People
Cllr Carl Sherwood: Customer Services, Sports and Leisure
Cllr Nigel Sherwood: Highways and Neighbourhoods
Cllr Neil Poole: Policy and Resources