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Cabinet Facebook Live: Don't miss your chance to ask the questions that matter to you!

Chris

1/27/2025 3:16:39 PM

Events

4 mins read

On Monday February 3 at 6.30pm North East Lincolnshire Council Leader, Cllr Philip Jackson, and his Cabinet colleagues will be live on Facebook – ready to answer your questions.

 

Questions will be taken during the event, but there is also the opportunity to send questions in advance to ensure there is enough time to answer those questions that need it.

 

There’s lots happening in the years ahead – and the council is playing a pivotal role in most of that change:

 

  • Our towns of Grimsby and Cleethorpes will be transformed with major grant-supported regeneration schemes;

 

  • Freshney Place will continue to be developed under council ownership with the Community Diagnostics Centre, (CDC) set to be open very soon;

 

  • Environmental work continues to protect our SSSI coastline;

 

  • 130 new homes will be built, pending planning approval, on the site at Alexandra Dock next to the new OnSide Horizon Youth Zone;

 

  • New schools are being constructed.

 

Then there’s the creation of the new Greater Lincolnshire Combined County Authority, and the work in Children’s Services, Adult Social Care and Public Health – continued investment in these areas is vital to the authority’s ambition for a better place.

 

Cllr Jackson said: “It is important that people know they have the opportunity to ask myself and my colleagues about the decisions we make that will impact on their lives both now and in the future. We will listen to what they say and try to answer any questions they ask. Others may have issues to raise and points to make that we can take away.”

 

What does Cabinet mean?

 

Key decisions, which are those with a significant impact, are made by the Council’s Cabinet. The Cabinet is made up of between three and 10 elected Members appointed by the Leader of the Council.

 

Each Cabinet Member has responsibility and individual decision-making powers for a range of particular services, collectively known as their ‘portfolio’.

 

North East Lincolnshire Council’s Cabinet is made up of eight Members from the Conservative group – the majority party. These members include the Leader, Cllr Philip Jackson, and Deputy Leader of the Council, Cllr Stan Shreeve. The Cabinet is the key decision-making body of the Council, and provides political leadership and direction across the whole range of council services.

 

Cabinet also votes to accept policies, plans and strategies, including the fixing of the budget and council tax levels. However, the final decision on such important matters rests with Full Council when all members vote.

 

Who is on the Cabinet?

 

Every member will be attending the Question Time with Cabinet event to respond to your questions and queries. Those people are:

 

  • Cllr P Jackson – Leader and Portfolio Holder for Economy, Regeneration, Devolution and Skills

 

  • Cllr S Shreeve – Deputy Leader and Portfolio Holder for Health, Wellbeing and Adult Social Care

 

  • Cllr M Cracknell – Portfolio Holder for Children and Education

 

  • Cllr H Dawkins– Portfolio Holder for Culture, Heritage and the Visitor Economy

 

  • Cllr S Harness – Portfolio Holder for Finance, Resources and Assets

 

  • Cllr R Shepherd – Portfolio Holder for Safer and Stronger Communities

 

  • Cllr S Swinburn – Portfolio Holder for Housing, Infrastructure and Transport

 

  • Cllr H Hudson – Portfolio Holder for Environment and Net Zero

 

Between now and Monday 3 February we will be taking questions in advance to be answered on the night. Please sent them to  communications@nelincs.gov.uk with your questions. Cabinet members will endeavour to answer all questions on the night, but will respond to all relevant questions in time.

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