Community Grants & Projects
Safer Streets fund Grimsby: how bids are scored
A Safer Streets bid in Grimsby is not judged simply by the number of crimes recorded in a neighbourhood.
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Home & Street Security
East Marsh street lighting: what the latest crime data shows
The East Marsh Safer Streets 4 programme was backed by £749,500 in Home Office funding and produced a reported 23% reduction in…
Crime Prevention & Safety
Grimsby street wardens: what powers do they actually have?
You have almost certainly seen them: high-vis jackets, radios clipped to the belt, council identification on a lanyard, and a…
Community Grants & Projects
Community wallet NEL: constitution rules for small groups
A community group can have a strong idea for East Marsh, West Marsh, Grimsby or another North East Lincolnshire neighbourhood and…
Home & Street Security
Smart security vs physical target hardening
The choice between smart home security and physical target hardening is often presented as a contest between a camera on the wall…
Home & Street Security
Alley gating in Grimsby: how the legal process works
The clearest local example of alley gating is the £432,000 Safer Streets 2 programme delivered in West Marsh, Grimsby, where…
Crime Prevention & Safety
Dispersal orders vs youth diversion for Grimsby ASB
When anti-social behaviour gathers pace in Grimsby town centre, residents and traders reasonably want the same thing: for the…
Community Grants & Projects
Grimsby community wallet: why one safety bid failed
Every rejected grant application tells a story about a perimeter that was not secured. In North East Lincolnshire, where the…
Neighbourhood Policing
East Marsh police patrols: what the new schedule means
East Marsh recorded 280 reported crimes in June 2026. Violence and sexual offences accounted for 93 incidents, followed by…
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