West Marsh & Grimsby Town

Your Neighbourhood is located within North East Lincolnshire. The area is historically known for its industry ties to fishing, paper mills, factories and the importation of wood and timber through Alexandra Dock.

The population of West Marsh was recorded as 7,754 according to the 2011 Census whilst Grimsby has a population of 86,138 according to the 2021 Census. Lincolnshire Housing Partnership manages 652 homes in the area.

West Marsh and Grimsby Town are part of the Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes constituency, represented by Labour MP, Melanie Onn. West Marsh falls under the West Marsh Ward and has two local councillors.

The residents of West Marsh benefit from the close proximity to Grimsby town centre, making it a popular choice for individuals and families alike. There are several schools and colleges, a wide range of shops and supermarkets, and recreational facilities within the area.

Your local facilities also include the West Marsh Community Centre, Alexandra Retail Park, and Freshney Place Shopping Centre. The nearby River Freshney and the Duke of York Gardens provide green spaces where locals can enjoy a stroll, have a picnic, or simply relax.

The area is well-served by public transport links, making the commute to Grimsby town centre and other neighbouring areas a straightforward process. The nearest train station is Grimsby Town, which links the area to nearby towns like Cleethorpes and to wider nationwide stations.

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Your Neighbourhood is located within North East Lincolnshire. The area is historically known for its industry ties to fishing, paper mills, factories and the importation of wood and timber through Alexandra Dock.

The population of West Marsh was recorded as 7,754 according to the 2011 Census whilst Grimsby has a population of 86,138 according to the 2021 Census. Lincolnshire Housing Partnership manages 652 homes in the area.

West Marsh and Grimsby Town are part of the Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes constituency, represented by Labour MP, Melanie Onn. West Marsh falls under the West Marsh Ward and has two local councillors.

The residents of West Marsh benefit from the close proximity to Grimsby town centre, making it a popular choice for individuals and families alike. There are several schools and colleges, a wide range of shops and supermarkets, and recreational facilities within the area.

Your local facilities also include the West Marsh Community Centre, Alexandra Retail Park, and Freshney Place Shopping Centre. The nearby River Freshney and the Duke of York Gardens provide green spaces where locals can enjoy a stroll, have a picnic, or simply relax.

The area is well-served by public transport links, making the commute to Grimsby town centre and other neighbouring areas a straightforward process. The nearest train station is Grimsby Town, which links the area to nearby towns like Cleethorpes and to wider nationwide stations.

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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

  • Free digital drop in support

  • Bovill house drop ins with PCSO Bex

    Join us for a Bovill house drop in from 1pm, jointly run with PCSO Bex every 3rd thursday

    27 August 2026 13:00-14:30

    Join us for a Bovill house drop in from 1pm, jointly run with PCSO Bex every 3rd thursday

    27 August 2026 13:00-14:30

  • West Marsh NAP Meeting

    Meeting at - Bovill House Communal Room, Crescent Street, Grimsby. 27 August 2026 11:30-12:30

    Neighbourhood Action Plan – Overview

    Neighbourhood Action Plan meetings are community-focused gatherings that bring residents, local organizations, and partners together to talk about what matters most in their neighbourhood. These meetings provide a space to share concerns, identify priorities, and work collaboratively on solutions that improve safety, wellbeing, and quality of life for everyone who lives and works in the area.

    The purpose of these meetings is to listen to residents’ voices, build stronger connections within the community, and develop practical actions that reflect local needs. Topics may include community safety, housing, youth engagement, cleanliness, local services, and opportunities for neighbourhood improvement.

    The meetings are held once a month at accessible locations within the neighbourhood to make participation easier for residents. Recent meetings were held at Little Coats, followed by a meeting at The Grange, allowing different parts of the community to be involved.

    Everyone is encouraged to attend, share ideas, and take part in shaping the future of the neighbourhood. The Neighbourhood Action Plan is driven by the community, for the community, and aims to turn discussion into positive, meaningful action.

    Meeting at - Bovill House Communal Room, Crescent Street, Grimsby. 27 August 2026 11:30-12:30

    Neighbourhood Action Plan – Overview

    Neighbourhood Action Plan meetings are community-focused gatherings that bring residents, local organizations, and partners together to talk about what matters most in their neighbourhood. These meetings provide a space to share concerns, identify priorities, and work collaboratively on solutions that improve safety, wellbeing, and quality of life for everyone who lives and works in the area.

    The purpose of these meetings is to listen to residents’ voices, build stronger connections within the community, and develop practical actions that reflect local needs. Topics may include community safety, housing, youth engagement, cleanliness, local services, and opportunities for neighbourhood improvement.

    The meetings are held once a month at accessible locations within the neighbourhood to make participation easier for residents. Recent meetings were held at Little Coats, followed by a meeting at The Grange, allowing different parts of the community to be involved.

    Everyone is encouraged to attend, share ideas, and take part in shaping the future of the neighbourhood. The Neighbourhood Action Plan is driven by the community, for the community, and aims to turn discussion into positive, meaningful action.

  • Bradley Park Walkabout

    Join us for a Bradley Park Walkabout, meeting at Franklin House - 27 August 2026 10:00-12:00

    Join us for a Bradley Park Walkabout, meeting at Franklin House - 27 August 2026 10:00-12:00

  • Grange Patch Walkabout

    Join us for the Grange Patch Walkabout - Meet Chepstow Grove Carpark 11am

    25 August 2026 11:00-13:00

    Join us for the Grange Patch Walkabout - Meet Chepstow Grove Carpark 11am

    25 August 2026 11:00-13:00

  • Cook Club - Monday's 1pm till 2.30pm

    Come and join our cook club! Learn how to cook low cost, nutritious meals that all the family will enjoy. This club will teach you new technique and recipes so you can cook the perfect meal! Delivered in a friendly and welcoming environment where you can all share your love of cooking!

    Location: The Trin Centre, Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, DN35 8UN

    Come and join our cook club! Learn how to cook low cost, nutritious meals that all the family will enjoy. This club will teach you new technique and recipes so you can cook the perfect meal! Delivered in a friendly and welcoming environment where you can all share your love of cooking!

    Location: The Trin Centre, Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, DN35 8UN

  • Franklin house drop in

    Join us for a drop in session - 20 August 2026 10:00-11:00

    Join us for a drop in session - 20 August 2026 10:00-11:00

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  • Elliott House - Drop in

    Join us for a drop in session - 14 August 2026 10:30-11:30

    Join us for a drop in session - 14 August 2026 10:30-11:30

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  • Konigswinter Court Drop in session

    Join us for a drop in session at Koningswater court - 18 August 2026 11:00-12:00

    Join us for a drop in session at Koningswater court - 18 August 2026 11:00-12:00

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