Last two homes on Grimsby's former Yarborough estate to be bulldozed after bats move out | Grimsby Telegraph

Last two homes on Grimsby's former Yarborough estate to be bulldozed after bats move out | Grimsby Telegraph

Fewer than 25 tenants left in iconic Grimsby tower blocks | Grimsby Telegraph

Fewer than 25 tenants left in iconic Grimsby tower blocks | Grimsby Telegraph

Tower blocks face demolition in latest plan to save money | Grimsby Telegraph

Tower blocks face demolition in latest plan to save money | Grimsby Telegraph

11 years - the lifespan of a building?

15 new jobs to be created by new Lidl store in Grimsby | Grimsby Telegraph



Lidl have obtained planning permission to demolish a supermarket built in 2005, and to replace it with a new supermarket.





One of the councillors said:  ""My heart goes out to the residents of this area. They get more construction on a site that has already had construction," he said.

"Lidl should have got it right the first time.""

​Former Cleethorpes club being transformed into luxury flats | Cleethorpes

​Former Cleethorpes club being transformed into luxury flats | Cleethorpes

Disbelief as pair find medieval brooch in back garden | Grimsby Telegraph

Disbelief as pair find medieval brooch in back garden | Grimsby Telegraph



"the North Lincolnshire Central Library has reportedly expressed an interest in keeping the object."

It's a pity there is nowhere in Grimsby to display the brooch!

13 lost pubs of Cleethorpes - do you remember any of these? | Grimsby Telegraph

13 lost pubs of Cleethorpes - do you remember any of these? | Grimsby Telegraph

76 lost pubs of Grimsby - do you remember any of these? | Grimsby Telegraph

76 lost pubs of Grimsby - do you remember any of these? | Grimsby Telegraph

Make ABP and other former public sector bodies protect historic buildings. - Petitions

Make ABP and other former public sector bodies protect historic buildings. - Petitions



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Make ABP and other former public sector bodies protect historic buildings.  

Grimsby was once the largest fishing port in the world. Associated British Ports (ABP) is demolishing the 19th century buildings at the heart of the historic port of Grimsby. ABP have permitted development rights - no planning application is needed.

ABP was formerly the British Transport Docks Board. Other industries formerly in the public sector have legal duties to consider historic buildings (e.g. in Water Industry Act 1991, section 3 and Electricity Act 1989, Schedule 9). The law should be changed so that ABP (and other bodies formerly in the public sector) are subject to similar duties.



Make ABP and other former public sector bodies protect historic buildings. - Petitions

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