East Marsh

Your Neighbourhood is located within North East Lincolnshire, between West Marsh and the adjoining seaside town of Cleethorpes.

East Marsh is currently part of Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes constituency, represented by Labour MP, Melanie Onn. The areas fall under the East Marsh ward, consisting of three local councillors.

The population of East Marsh was recorded at 10,669 in the 2021 Census. Lincolnshire Housing Partnership is responsible for 979 homes.

Your local facilities include several schools and supermarkets, hotels and function suites, medical centres, and plenty of green areas such as Grant Thorold Park.

Nearby, Cleethorpes has over four miles of golden sandy beaches, is home to Cleethorpes Town F.C and Grimsby Town F.C, and has numerous tourist attractions such as the Coast Light Railway, Cleethorpes pier, and The Signal Box Inn (the smallest pub in the world).

Town residents can benefit from frequent bus and train services, with lines and connections to train stations nationwide. There are also quick and easy road connections to the nearby A180 which links to the local town of Cleethorpes.

With many cafes and restaurants, activities, and shops in the local area, you won’t need to look much further to find what you need.

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Your Neighbourhood is located within North East Lincolnshire, between West Marsh and the adjoining seaside town of Cleethorpes.

East Marsh is currently part of Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes constituency, represented by Labour MP, Melanie Onn. The areas fall under the East Marsh ward, consisting of three local councillors.

The population of East Marsh was recorded at 10,669 in the 2021 Census. Lincolnshire Housing Partnership is responsible for 979 homes.

Your local facilities include several schools and supermarkets, hotels and function suites, medical centres, and plenty of green areas such as Grant Thorold Park.

Nearby, Cleethorpes has over four miles of golden sandy beaches, is home to Cleethorpes Town F.C and Grimsby Town F.C, and has numerous tourist attractions such as the Coast Light Railway, Cleethorpes pier, and The Signal Box Inn (the smallest pub in the world).

Town residents can benefit from frequent bus and train services, with lines and connections to train stations nationwide. There are also quick and easy road connections to the nearby A180 which links to the local town of Cleethorpes.

With many cafes and restaurants, activities, and shops in the local area, you won’t need to look much further to find what you need.

(Click on sections on the right to see more information)

  • Your Street, Your Voice – Your Neighbourhood Needs You!

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    We want to hear from you!

    Your neighbourhood matters, and so does your voice. Whether you have ideas for improvements, concerns about your local area or simply want to tell us what you enjoy about where you live, we want to know.

    Please take a few minutes to complete our Your Street, Your Voice survey by scanning the QR code below.

    Your feedback helps us understand what matters most to you and where we can focus our efforts to improve your neighbourhood.

    Have your say and help shape the future of your community!

    Thank you for taking the time to share your views.

    Your Street. Your Voice. Your Community.

    We want to hear from you!

    Your neighbourhood matters, and so does your voice. Whether you have ideas for improvements, concerns about your local area or simply want to tell us what you enjoy about where you live, we want to know.

    Please take a few minutes to complete our Your Street, Your Voice survey by scanning the QR code below.

    Your feedback helps us understand what matters most to you and where we can focus our efforts to improve your neighbourhood.

    Have your say and help shape the future of your community!

    Thank you for taking the time to share your views.

    Your Street. Your Voice. Your Community.

  • East Marsh Skip Event Have a Clear Out!

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    Do you have unwanted household items you need to get rid of?

    Lincolnshire Housing Partnership (LHP) is bringing community skips to East Marsh, helping customers and local residents dispose of unwanted household items and keep our neighbourhood clean and tidy.

    Date: Tuesday 20 October 2026
    Time: 10am – 3pm

    Skip locations:

    • Hillyard Car Park

    • Hamilton Street Car Park

    • Bedford Street

    • Elliott House

    • Bath Street

    Whether you're an LHP customer or live in the wider East Marsh community, everyone is welcome to come along and make use of the skips.

    This is a great opportunity to have a clear-out, get rid of unwanted household items and help make a positive difference to our local community.

    Let's work together to keep East Marsh clean, tidy and a place we can all be proud of!

    Do you have unwanted household items you need to get rid of?

    Lincolnshire Housing Partnership (LHP) is bringing community skips to East Marsh, helping customers and local residents dispose of unwanted household items and keep our neighbourhood clean and tidy.

    Date: Tuesday 20 October 2026
    Time: 10am – 3pm

    Skip locations:

    • Hillyard Car Park

    • Hamilton Street Car Park

    • Bedford Street

    • Elliott House

    • Bath Street

    Whether you're an LHP customer or live in the wider East Marsh community, everyone is welcome to come along and make use of the skips.

    This is a great opportunity to have a clear-out, get rid of unwanted household items and help make a positive difference to our local community.

    Let's work together to keep East Marsh clean, tidy and a place we can all be proud of!

  • Your Street. Your Voice.

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    From Monday 12 October, our Neighbourhood Place Officers will be out and about in your community, and we want to hear from YOU!

    Whether you're an LHP customer or not, if you live in the community, your voice matters!

    Our Place Officers will be knocking on doors and holding conversations with local residents to hear what you love about your area, what could be improved and what matters most to you.

    🏡 Not at home when we visit? No problem! Simply scan the QR code to share your thoughts.

    Your feedback will help us understand local priorities and work together to make a positive difference in your community.

    Your Street. Your Voice. Your Community. 💬



    From Monday 12 October, our Neighbourhood Place Officers will be out and about in your community, and we want to hear from YOU!

    Whether you're an LHP customer or not, if you live in the community, your voice matters!

    Our Place Officers will be knocking on doors and holding conversations with local residents to hear what you love about your area, what could be improved and what matters most to you.

    🏡 Not at home when we visit? No problem! Simply scan the QR code to share your thoughts.

    Your feedback will help us understand local priorities and work together to make a positive difference in your community.

    Your Street. Your Voice. Your Community. 💬



  • Want to make a difference in your local area?

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    We're looking for people who want to help shape their community. You don't need to be an LHP customer, just someone who lives locally and wants to make a positive impact.

    Share your ideas, influence local decisions, get involved in community projects, and become a Neighbourhood Champion. Training and development opportunities are also available.

    Have a voice. Make a difference. Shape your community.

    Interested? Get in touch to find out more. 📩

    We're looking for people who want to help shape their community. You don't need to be an LHP customer, just someone who lives locally and wants to make a positive impact.

    Share your ideas, influence local decisions, get involved in community projects, and become a Neighbourhood Champion. Training and development opportunities are also available.

    Have a voice. Make a difference. Shape your community.

    Interested? Get in touch to find out more. 📩

  • Neighbourhood Walkabout - East Marsh - Bath Street/Albert Place area

    Join us for a Neighbourhood walkabout - 03 September 2026 10:00-11:30 - Meet at 10 am outside Windsor Court on Bath Street.

    Join us for a Neighbourhood walkabout - 03 September 2026 10:00-11:30 - Meet at 10 am outside Windsor Court on Bath Street.

  • Elliott House - Clean up and planting

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    Come and join residents and LHP staff on Wednesday 26th August between 10 am and 2 pm when we will be tidying up the area around Elliott House, this include painting, planting and cleaning up the area.

    Come and join residents and LHP staff on Wednesday 26th August between 10 am and 2 pm when we will be tidying up the area around Elliott House, this include painting, planting and cleaning up the area.

  • East Marsh Drop in - Friday 28th August 2026, Freeman Street Market between 11 am and 1 pm

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    LHP has launched a monthly drop-in session for East Marsh residents to speak with your Neighbourhood Officers, Leyla and Andy, who will be joined by colleagues from other departments. The next session, on Friday 28th August, will include the Tenancy Sustainment Officer for the East Marsh, Lisa Richardson, so if you need any help with benefits, struggling financially, please come along and speak to us.

    The drop-in will take place at Freeman Street Market on the fourth Friday of every month, from 11 am to 1 pm. You will find LHP in the middle of the market—please come and say hello or talk to us about any issues, including repairs, rent, ASB/nuisance, or anything else you would like to discuss.

    Keep an eye on for future drop in and who will be attending.

    LHP has launched a monthly drop-in session for East Marsh residents to speak with your Neighbourhood Officers, Leyla and Andy, who will be joined by colleagues from other departments. The next session, on Friday 28th August, will include the Tenancy Sustainment Officer for the East Marsh, Lisa Richardson, so if you need any help with benefits, struggling financially, please come along and speak to us.

    The drop-in will take place at Freeman Street Market on the fourth Friday of every month, from 11 am to 1 pm. You will find LHP in the middle of the market—please come and say hello or talk to us about any issues, including repairs, rent, ASB/nuisance, or anything else you would like to discuss.

    Keep an eye on for future drop in and who will be attending.

  • East Marsh Walkabout Thursday 3rd September 2026

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    Just to let you know that the next East Marsh Walkabout which covers the area Bath Street and Albert Place area takes place on Thursday 3rd September, meeting outside Windsor Court at 10 am.

    This is followed by the East Marsh Neighbourhood Action Plan meeting in Elliott House Communal lounge at 11:30 am.

    We are planning a Skip it/Clean up event for October, do you have any ideas?

    Please come and join us

    Just to let you know that the next East Marsh Walkabout which covers the area Bath Street and Albert Place area takes place on Thursday 3rd September, meeting outside Windsor Court at 10 am.

    This is followed by the East Marsh Neighbourhood Action Plan meeting in Elliott House Communal lounge at 11:30 am.

    We are planning a Skip it/Clean up event for October, do you have any ideas?

    Please come and join us

  • East Marsh Drop in - Friday 24th July 2026, Freeman Street Market between 11 am and 1 pm

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    LHP has launched a monthly drop-in session for East Marsh residents to speak with your Neighbourhood Officers, Leyla and Andy, who will be joined by colleagues from other departments. The next session, on Friday 24th July, will include the Anti-Social Behaviour Officer for the East Marsh, Vicky Gresham, so if you would like to discuss ASB, please come along and speak to us.

    The drop-in will take place at Freeman Street Market on the fourth Friday of every month, from 11 am to 1 pm. You will find LHP in the middle of the market—please come and say hello or talk to us about any issues, including repairs, rent, ASB/nuisance, or anything else you would like to discuss.

    Keep an eye on for future drop in and who will be attending.

    LHP has launched a monthly drop-in session for East Marsh residents to speak with your Neighbourhood Officers, Leyla and Andy, who will be joined by colleagues from other departments. The next session, on Friday 24th July, will include the Anti-Social Behaviour Officer for the East Marsh, Vicky Gresham, so if you would like to discuss ASB, please come along and speak to us.

    The drop-in will take place at Freeman Street Market on the fourth Friday of every month, from 11 am to 1 pm. You will find LHP in the middle of the market—please come and say hello or talk to us about any issues, including repairs, rent, ASB/nuisance, or anything else you would like to discuss.

    Keep an eye on for future drop in and who will be attending.

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  • East Marsh Walkabout Thursday 6th August 2026

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    Just to let you know that the next East Marsh Walkabout which covers the area Albion Street to Railway Street & Wellington Street to Duncombe Street takes place on Thursday 6th August, meeting on Duncombe Street opposite Garibaldi Street car park at 10 am.

    This is followed by the East Marsh Neighbourhood Action Plan meeting in Elliott House Communal lounge at 11:30 am.

    We are planning a Skip it/Clean up event for October, do you have any ideas?

    Please come and join us

    Just to let you know that the next East Marsh Walkabout which covers the area Albion Street to Railway Street & Wellington Street to Duncombe Street takes place on Thursday 6th August, meeting on Duncombe Street opposite Garibaldi Street car park at 10 am.

    This is followed by the East Marsh Neighbourhood Action Plan meeting in Elliott House Communal lounge at 11:30 am.

    We are planning a Skip it/Clean up event for October, do you have any ideas?

    Please come and join us

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