Nunsthorpe & Bradley Park

Your Neighbourhood is located within North East Lincolnshire, to the south-west of Grimsby. The Nunsthorpe and Bradley Park Neighbourhood are in very close proximity with each other, with a mix of bungalows, houses, and flats.

Nunsthorpe and Bradley Park are part of the Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes constituency, represented by Labour MP, Melanie Onn. Nunsthorpe falls under the South ward, represented by three councillors.

Lincolnshire Housing Partnership is responsible for 1341 homes in Nunsthorpe and Bradley Park, split across 877 for Nunsthorpe and 464 for Bradley Park.

Families in Nunsthorpe have access to several schools in the area, and residents can benefit from well-connected transport links, with regular bus services throughout the town centre, and roads that connect Nunthorpe with other areas. Your facilities include local shops within the centre, a supermarket, takeaways, beauty salons, a local pub, and a park managed by North East Lincolnshire Council.

There are two primary schools, and a community centre called Centre 4, which is also where the popular Nunny’s Farm is located. Inside the centre, there is a community hub which features: a café, a sports hall, and a community shop for residents where they can purchase food at a discounted price.

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Your Neighbourhood is located within North East Lincolnshire, to the south-west of Grimsby. The Nunsthorpe and Bradley Park Neighbourhood are in very close proximity with each other, with a mix of bungalows, houses, and flats.

Nunsthorpe and Bradley Park are part of the Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes constituency, represented by Labour MP, Melanie Onn. Nunsthorpe falls under the South ward, represented by three councillors.

Lincolnshire Housing Partnership is responsible for 1341 homes in Nunsthorpe and Bradley Park, split across 877 for Nunsthorpe and 464 for Bradley Park.

Families in Nunsthorpe have access to several schools in the area, and residents can benefit from well-connected transport links, with regular bus services throughout the town centre, and roads that connect Nunthorpe with other areas. Your facilities include local shops within the centre, a supermarket, takeaways, beauty salons, a local pub, and a park managed by North East Lincolnshire Council.

There are two primary schools, and a community centre called Centre 4, which is also where the popular Nunny’s Farm is located. Inside the centre, there is a community hub which features: a café, a sports hall, and a community shop for residents where they can purchase food at a discounted price.

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  • Together for Tomorrow: Community Event Information

    This August, Sutcliffe Park in Nunsthorpe will become a hive of activity as we play host to our "Together for Tomorrow" event, a community action day held in collaboration with Humberside Police and local partners.

    Designed to tackle crime and antisocial behaviour locally, the event takes place on Tuesday 12 August from 10am to 2pm.

    Customers of all ages will find plenty to explore, from interactive stalls offering a range of support services, to engaging activities designed to raise awareness about critical issues within the area.

    A key purpose of the day is to help encourage the reporting of antisocial behaviour (ASB), domestic abuse, and crime – including sensitive topics, such as child criminal exploitation and child sexual exploitation.

    The event was inspired by Humberside Police’s ‘Clear, Hold, Build’ initiative, which has seen the force work hard to combat organised crime over the past 18 months. The ‘Build’ phase of the initiative now relies on us and our partners to work together to build resilience and support within the community.

    LHP believe it is vital that our customers feel equipped to spot signs of concern and know how act on them.

    With the school holidays in full swing, we’ve planned the event to resemble a summer fair, featuring a range of stalls for customers to visit, each with a focus on combatting crime and ASB locally.

    As well as the educational focus, there’ll be plenty of fun too - including face painting, fairground games, a youth bus, football and more!

    The event is a brilliant example of partnership working with LHP stakeholders and community partners, featuring a huge range of attendees from Humber Health Partnership to Crime Stoppers. You can see everyone involved on our poster at the bottom of the article!

    By bringing everyone together in a welcoming environment, we’re hoping to continue to build trust and gently encourage customers to help us promote a safer and more supportive neighbourhood.


  • Together for Tomorrow Event

  • Nunsthorpe and Bradley Neighbourhood Action Plans

    Our dedicated colleagues have been hard at work and are now ready to share your Neighbourhood Action Plan with you!

    Neighbourhood Action Plans – We're Listening!
    We’re working hard to make your neighbourhood a better place to live.

    Our Neighbourhood Action Plan (NAP) focuses on what matters most to you — tackling local issues, improving safety, and building stronger communities.

    Community feedback - Targeted actions - Real results.

    Please take a look at your NAP on the 'Documents' section (to the right), where you will find a breakdown of all the information:


  • Become a Neighbourhood Champion – Your Voice. Your Community. Your Change.

    Are you passionate about where you live? Do you want to help shape and improve your neighbourhood?

    We’re looking for local residents to step into a brand-new role as Neighbourhood Champions in the communities of LHP. This is your chance to make a real difference – to be the voice of your neighbourhood and help create positive change.

    As a Neighbourhood Champion, you’ll work with us to understand the issues that matter most to you and your neighbours. You’ll help guide local projects, share ideas, and shape this role into something that truly reflects what you believe your community needs.

    This role is still developing, and we want it to grow based on your interests, insights, and passion. Whether you're full of ideas or just want to get more involved – we want to hear from you!

    We’ll be hosting events in Grimsby and Boston where you can learn more about the Neighbourhood Champion role, share your views, and find out how to get involved.

    📣 Your voice. Your community. Your change. Help us make it happen.

    Interested? Get in touch with us today to find out more and be part of something that really matters.

    Read more: Neighbourhood Champions | YourVoice

  • Fly-Tipping – Reporting to LHP

    We are aware there may be delays in the collection and removal of fly-tipping in your neighbourhoods.

    We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience. Please be assured that any reported fly-tipping will be dealt with as soon as possible.

    Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

  • Spring Listen, Act & Learn

    Check out latest version of NAP Pack under document tab.

    Here are latest lessons and things to celebrate:

  • Stop Food Waste Day – Free Cookbook Available!

    Next Wednesday (30 April 2025) marks Stop Food Waste Day, a great reminder to think about how we can reduce waste in our kitchens and make the most of what we have.

    To support this, there’s a free cookbook available that’s full of brilliant recipes designed to give a second life to commonly wasted ingredients like stale bread, bruised fruit and veg, and even discarded peels.

    I thought I was doing well with food waste at home, but this book introduced me to some fantastic new ideas!

    📘SFWD cookbook

    Recipes & Tips


  • Nunsthorpe Big Spring Clean

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    What an amazing day we had yesterday at the Big Spring Clean! 🌼🧹
    It was so lovely to see so many residents getting involved and working together to make their community look its best. That community spirit is exactly what we—and our partners—hoped to inspire through this event.

    A special highlight was seeing the children out litter picking with big smiles on their faces. The Easter egg reward at the end was just the icing on the cake! 🐣🍫

    A huge thank you to everyone who took part—from the amazing residents to our fantastic partners and dedicated LHP staff. This was truly a team effort and an event the whole community can be proud of. 💚👏

  • Networking Event

    Come to join us at Nunsthorpe for a networking event, exciting opportunities to meet and build relationships that will help strengthen our neighbourhoods and customers.

  • Nunsthorpe Walkabout

    One of our Neighbourhood Officers is conducting a walkabout on the Nunsthorpe on the 2 April at 1.30pm.

    We will be taking in Second Avenue, Shelley Avenue and Burns Grove.

    If anyone has anything that they would like to discuss, or just wants a walk and a general chat, please meet up with Andrew Browne outside Heron at 1.30pm.

    Looking forward to seeing you there.

    #letstalknunsthorpe