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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...
New £3.3m intermediate care centre in Winterton is set to open North Lincolnshire Council is holding a naming ceremony on Friday 27 February when the new £3.3m intermediate care centre in Winterton will be...
Be aware of new drug driving rules coming into force The council is urging people to be aware of changes to the law from 2 March 2015 that will see new drug driving rules in place.
Traditional home cooked meals offered to vulnerable residents Residents who receive meals in their own homes from North Lincolnshire Council are now being given more choice. Alongside the traditional reheated...
Council tax freeze plus major investment planned Residents will not pay any more for North Lincolnshire Council services from April 2015, after a decision was made last night to freeze council tax...
New speed limits in place across North Lincolnshire North Lincolnshire Council is continuing to introduce new speed limits across (A and B) roads in North Lincolnshire as part of the speed limit...

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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