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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  • What should LHP focus on in the future?

    We're exploring what success could look and feel like by 2030, and we'd like to hear what you think. By 2030, what would you like it to be like to live in an LHP home and be an LHP customer?

    We're developing LHP's new Corporate Strategy for 2027–2030, our plan for what we want to achieve over the next three years and we want our customers to help shape it.

    We've put together a short survey to find out what matters most to you, what you think LHP should focus on and whether there is anything important we've missed.

    The survey is open until 30 September, and we'd really value your views.

    To take the survey you can use this QR code or visit the link to our form:

    Help shape LHP’s future – Fill in form

    If you need help to complete the survey, or need it in another format, please contact us and we'll help you take part. You can call us: 0345 604 1472.

    When answering, we'd like you to look ahead to 2030. This isn't about rating LHP today, it's about what you think we should aim to achieve in the future.

    We want to hear what matters to you, including anything you think we have missed. We'll look at what you tell us alongside what we hear from other customers and colleagues to help shape our priorities for 2027–2030.

    The survey will not automatically collect personal details such as your name or email address unless you choose to provide them.

    What happens next?

    This survey is just the start. In the autumn, we'll share what customers and colleagues have told us and there will be more opportunities for customers to help develop the strategy.

    We're also setting up a customer co-design panel for people who would like to be more involved in shaping the Corporate Strategy. If you'd like to be part of the panel, please email: getinvolved@lincolnshirehp.com

    We're exploring what success could look and feel like by 2030, and we'd like to hear what you think. By 2030, what would you like it to be like to live in an LHP home and be an LHP customer?

    We're developing LHP's new Corporate Strategy for 2027–2030, our plan for what we want to achieve over the next three years and we want our customers to help shape it.

    We've put together a short survey to find out what matters most to you, what you think LHP should focus on and whether there is anything important we've missed.

    The survey is open until 30 September, and we'd really value your views.

    To take the survey you can use this QR code or visit the link to our form:

    Help shape LHP’s future – Fill in form

    If you need help to complete the survey, or need it in another format, please contact us and we'll help you take part. You can call us: 0345 604 1472.

    When answering, we'd like you to look ahead to 2030. This isn't about rating LHP today, it's about what you think we should aim to achieve in the future.

    We want to hear what matters to you, including anything you think we have missed. We'll look at what you tell us alongside what we hear from other customers and colleagues to help shape our priorities for 2027–2030.

    The survey will not automatically collect personal details such as your name or email address unless you choose to provide them.

    What happens next?

    This survey is just the start. In the autumn, we'll share what customers and colleagues have told us and there will be more opportunities for customers to help develop the strategy.

    We're also setting up a customer co-design panel for people who would like to be more involved in shaping the Corporate Strategy. If you'd like to be part of the panel, please email: getinvolved@lincolnshirehp.com

  • NUNSTHORPE PATCH 4 Walkabout

    Join us for a walkabout - 26 August 2026 13:00-15:00 meeting outside of Sevenhills Academy

    Join us for a walkabout - 26 August 2026 13:00-15:00 meeting outside of Sevenhills Academy

  • NAP Meeting - Nunsthorpe & BP

    Join us for a Neighbourhood action plan meeting - 11 August 2026 10:00-12:00 - Oasis Community Hub South Grimsby (Nunsthorpe Community Campus Sutcliffe Ave, Grimsby, England, DN33 1AW)

    Overview of NAP Meetings

    The Neighbourhood Action Plan (NAP) meetings are designed to bring together key stakeholders, community leaders, and residents to address local issues, discuss upcoming events, and collaborate on neighbourhood improvements.

    Join us for a Neighbourhood action plan meeting - 11 August 2026 10:00-12:00 - Oasis Community Hub South Grimsby (Nunsthorpe Community Campus Sutcliffe Ave, Grimsby, England, DN33 1AW)

    Overview of NAP Meetings

    The Neighbourhood Action Plan (NAP) meetings are designed to bring together key stakeholders, community leaders, and residents to address local issues, discuss upcoming events, and collaborate on neighbourhood improvements.

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  • Financial Awareness Day

    Money matters can sometimes feel complicated, but support is available.

    As part of Financial Awareness Day 2026, we're inviting customers to join us for a friendly community session designed to provide practical advice, useful information, and support to help you feel more confident about managing your finances.

    📅 Date: Thursday, 13 August 2026
    🕥 Time: 10:30am - 13:30pm

    📍 Join us at the following location:

    More information here: Financial Awareness Day 2026 | Equality, Diversity & Inclusion | YourVoice

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    Money matters can sometimes feel complicated, but support is available.

    As part of Financial Awareness Day 2026, we're inviting customers to join us for a friendly community session designed to provide practical advice, useful information, and support to help you feel more confident about managing your finances.

    📅 Date: Thursday, 13 August 2026
    🕥 Time: 10:30am - 13:30pm

    📍 Join us at the following location:

    More information here: Financial Awareness Day 2026 | Equality, Diversity & Inclusion | YourVoice

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  • Communal Areas

    Customers at Matthew Quinn House are benefiting from improvements to their communal outdoor space thanks to a proactive social value initiative delivered by our contractor, Build Dec.

    Having recently completed works to seven void properties at the scheme, Build Dec identified a large section of communal fencing in the car park that required replacement due to being damaged.

    Recognising an opportunity to make a positive impact for our customers, Build Dec approached us with a proposal to replace the missing fencing under their social value commitment.

    Following approval, the new fencing was installed in just over two weeks at no cost to LHP!

    The improvements have significantly enhanced the appearance of the area as well as improving the security around the communal gardens, creating a more welcoming and secure environment.

    This is a great example of effective partnership working, with Build Dec proactively identifying an opportunity to deliver added value and improve the scheme beyond the original scope of works.


    Customers at Matthew Quinn House are benefiting from improvements to their communal outdoor space thanks to a proactive social value initiative delivered by our contractor, Build Dec.

    Having recently completed works to seven void properties at the scheme, Build Dec identified a large section of communal fencing in the car park that required replacement due to being damaged.

    Recognising an opportunity to make a positive impact for our customers, Build Dec approached us with a proposal to replace the missing fencing under their social value commitment.

    Following approval, the new fencing was installed in just over two weeks at no cost to LHP!

    The improvements have significantly enhanced the appearance of the area as well as improving the security around the communal gardens, creating a more welcoming and secure environment.

    This is a great example of effective partnership working, with Build Dec proactively identifying an opportunity to deliver added value and improve the scheme beyond the original scope of works.


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  • Summer Fun Day

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  • Nunsthorpe Community Clean Up

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  • Matthew Quinn Summer Event

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  • Cornwell Close Garden Refresh

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  • Matthew Quinn Garden Refresh

    Refreshing the communal garden by repurposing everyday items

    At Mathew Quinn House, one customer – Roland, known to many as Roley – is bringing the communal garden to life, creating a space that people can truly enjoy and feel proud of.

    The communal garden has always been a shared space, but through his time, care, and creativity, Roley is enhancing it and giving it new energy and purpose. He has been adding his own touch, by planting trees and flowers, installing solar lights, and creating an environment that feels warm, welcoming, and full of character.

    What makes this transformation even more meaningful is the way he’s reimagined everyday items. Old, unused furniture has been given a new purpose; a wooden bed frame turned into a bench, flooring transformed into a table, and spare pieces of wood crafted into unique light features.

    What others may have overlooked, Roley has turned into something that adds life and personality to the space.

    And he’s not finished yet! Roley continues to have ideas and plans to develop the garden further, with a passion for making it somewhere customers can come together, whether that’s to sit and chat, spend time outdoors, or simply enjoy a peaceful moment surrounded by nature.

    By bringing this space to life, Roley is doing more than enhancing a garden – he's creating connection, pride, and a sense of belonging for everyone at Mathew Quinn House.

    Matthew Quinn isn't just the place where Roley lives, it's somewhere that he's able to make a difference, helping to turn a scheme into a community, and buildings into homes.

    Refreshing the communal garden by repurposing everyday items

    At Mathew Quinn House, one customer – Roland, known to many as Roley – is bringing the communal garden to life, creating a space that people can truly enjoy and feel proud of.

    The communal garden has always been a shared space, but through his time, care, and creativity, Roley is enhancing it and giving it new energy and purpose. He has been adding his own touch, by planting trees and flowers, installing solar lights, and creating an environment that feels warm, welcoming, and full of character.

    What makes this transformation even more meaningful is the way he’s reimagined everyday items. Old, unused furniture has been given a new purpose; a wooden bed frame turned into a bench, flooring transformed into a table, and spare pieces of wood crafted into unique light features.

    What others may have overlooked, Roley has turned into something that adds life and personality to the space.

    And he’s not finished yet! Roley continues to have ideas and plans to develop the garden further, with a passion for making it somewhere customers can come together, whether that’s to sit and chat, spend time outdoors, or simply enjoy a peaceful moment surrounded by nature.

    By bringing this space to life, Roley is doing more than enhancing a garden – he's creating connection, pride, and a sense of belonging for everyone at Mathew Quinn House.

    Matthew Quinn isn't just the place where Roley lives, it's somewhere that he's able to make a difference, helping to turn a scheme into a community, and buildings into homes.

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