Consultations, surveys and public notices

The Local Government Boundary Commission for England (LGBCE) is asking for your views on the proposed new electoral arrangements for North Lincolnshire.

They want to know:

• Do the proposed wards reflect local communities?
• How do you think the proposals can be improved?
• Are the names of the proposed wards right?

How to share your views

You can email: reviews@lgbce.org.uk

Website: www.lgbce.org.uk

Write to: Review Officer (North Lincolnshire), LGBCE, PO Box 133, Blyth, NE24 9FE.

Or complete the consultation below. The consultation closes: 13 December 2021.

The Adult Substance Misuse service and Safer Injecting service are commissioned by North Lincolnshire Council to inform, guide and support residents with alcohol/and or substance misuse issues.

We are currently looking at the recommissioning of these services and would like to hear your views.

Obtaining your view is very important to us in planning the way forward to make these services better for the future.

The survey is open until the 6th December 2021.

Please complete the survey below:

North Lincolnshire Council is developing a new Cultural Strategy taking us through the next 10 years, which will celebrate North Lincolnshire’s culture, explore how we can develop our cultural offer and improve the quality of life for all of our people and communities.

We want to hear from you about how you experience culture and what you want from culture in North Lincolnshire.

Please complete the survey below:

Tell us what it’s like living in your community

North Lincolnshire Council has the ambition to be the #BestPlace for our residents and to achieve better outcomes for the people and place of North Lincolnshire.

One of our priorities is to ‘Enable Resilient and Flourishing Communities’, and to help us achieve this together, we want to understand what it is like to live in your community.

We have developed the ‘our community’ tool which is designed to capture your views of your community, asking a number of questions about your lived experience, against the council’s four outcomes of:

• Safe
• Well
• Prosperous
• Connected.

The information you provide will be used to determine where we can work together to make your community a better place to live.

This is our prospectus for A Green Future [PDF, 1Mb]

Our ambition for North Lincolnshire’s environment? We all work together to protect our environment, end our contribution to climate change and we all benefit from the wealth of the natural and economic opportunities we have in North Lincolnshire.

Centred around four themes and eight aims, every day we will leave the environment in a better state than we find it. We’ll make sure our environment is safe, self-sustaining and provides opportunities for everyone. We will place clean growth at the heart of our area wide boost in productivity, with economic growth is decoupled from carbon emissions. We will achieve our ambition as a Network – residents, businesses, the public sector and non-profit organisations will all take responsibility and will be enabled to take positive action on the environment. And positive environmental change will happen, now and for future generations.

We want to know what you think. Come with us on our journey to ‘A Green Future’.

As part of our commitment to engage with you, you can now rate your most recent experience with North Lincolnshire Council by answering one question online:

An online consultation was held in June 2021 on a proposed route for a Link Road in Barton Upon Humber and a junction upgrade to the A1077 corridor to improve traffic flow in and out, and around Barton upon Humber.

Key findings:

• 319 Responses
• 45% of responses provided outright support for the link road and route
• many of the comments received that objection to the link road are primarily due to the proposed route, but are supportive of the premise
• further consultation will be undertaken in early 2022, with the designs to be updated following the feedback received.

Read the Barton Link Road Consultation Report [PDF, 1Mb]

In March and April 2021 North Lincolnshire Council undertook a survey seeking residents views on Electric Vehicles (EVs). The survey received a total of 269 responses.

The key facts

• 11 percent of respondents owned an EV and 82 percent of them owned a full Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV)
• 4 percent of respondents are planning to purchase an EV in the next 12 months, with 18 percent considering purchasing one in the next 12 months
• 9 percent of EV owners parked on a private driveway overnight
• There was a clear sense of scepticism towards adoption of EVs with the main barriers being the lack of high-quality charging infrastructure (30 percent), cost of purchasing an EV (29 percent) and limited driving range (25 percent).

Read the Electric Vehicle (EV) Survey – Summary Paper. [PDF, 190Kb]