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Welcome to the website of Ulceby Parish Council, North Lincolnshire.
Updated 30th April 2013
Ulceby Parish Link Magazine
Your newsletter is delivered free to Ulceby residences several times per year and is also free from the Post Office. It's funded by local advertisements and profits are donated by Ulceby Parish Council to local charities and groups. You can download PDF versions below. You need free Adobe Reader to view them.
To contact the Ulceby Parish Link magazine or submit an item for publication, please Email
the-link-editor@ulceby.net
HOW TO ADVERTISE IN ULCEBY PARISH LINK
Advertising in the Ulceby Parish Link is one of the best ways of reaching local households. For prices or to submit copy, please Email
the-link-adverts@ulceby.net
Planning applications canbe viewed directly on the North Lincs. website here [REVISED LINK]. Search for Ulceby Parish.
Ulceby Parish Council
Monthly Minutes
Approved minutes of Ulceby Parish Council meetings can be downloaded below. PDF format - opens in a separate window. Right click the links to Save As... on your computer. You need the free Adobe Reader or a similar program to view them.
Our meetings are usually held on the Third Monday of every month in the small committee room of Ulceby Village Hall, 7pm - 9pm.
An Agenda is followed, and members of the public have 15 minutes to discuss any issues that concern them.
Matters arising may become Agenda items for discussion by councillors the following month.
Parish Councillor Register of Interests
The Register of Interests can now be consulted online via the NLC web site. More details...
Application details for Ulceby Parish Council Grants
Local grants from the Parish Council may be awarded to fund or part-fund local groups or events. Our Application Form ensures that the Parish Council has the information it needs to help it make a balanced decision.
Eligible groups, fundraisers or events can apply for help with funding at any time. Grants are subject to certain criteria and the availability of funds.
North Lincolnshire Council has a high quality web site that can be searched for planning applications and associated documents, as well as containing more useful information and resources.
Using the NLC web site you can view current or past applications online, and download drawings of many schemes.
Remember to choose Ulceby Parish in the search engine. Drawings are usually in PDF format so you need the free Adobe PDF Reader to view them.
NLC Road Accident
Near-Miss Report Form
This online facility is designed for logging incidents when a collision is narrowly avoided, for example when a car pulls out of a junction forcing vehicles to brake sharply, OR a very minor collision takes place when the Police are not called.
This form is not for speeding, highway faults, road rage or dangerous driving reporting.
The data helps NLC and Humberside Police build up a picture of what is happening on our roads and to identify common factors, to see if minor changes can be made or whether 'high impact publicity' (to quote NLC) will ease the situation.
To switch to Street View, choose to View Larger Map, drag the little yellow 'man' icon onto the Ulceby map - the roads will have a blue outline. Release the yellow icon to see photo quality street level view. Use the Arrow keys to move around, or click with the mouse. More help from Google...
Interested in Genealogy?
Researching your family history?
If you're interested in researching your family's history then some excellent online services are now accessible at North Lincolnshire Council's web site that may help you. [NEW LINK]
The council's register office holds all of North Lincolnshire's birth, marriage and death certificates from 1837 to the present day. There are also details on how to use the local libraries to access census returns, local newspapers and more.
Visit the North Lincolnshire Council website here.
Latest information from the Ulceby Heritage Society. Why not join today? Click here.
A160 / A180 £83m UPGRADES
The A180 Port of Immingham Improvement will channel freight more efficiently to and from Immingham Docks. During consultation UPC councillors highlighted issues with Ulceby Fort Truck Stop, Habrough Roundabout access and potential construction traffic problems that might affect Ulceby.
Plans include:
upgrading Brocklesby Interchange to a two-bridge roundabout layout
upgrading the A160 to a dual carriageway
relocating Habrough Roundabout westwards, and
build a new link road to Ulceby
constructing major infrastructure around Immingham dock area, Manby Road, Rosper Road.
The Highways Agency is hosting some local Consultation events in Killingholme and elsewhere between April and May 2013. Details of the outline proposals are on the Highways Agency website. You can also ask for details by email.
Construction is planned from 2015 and the scheme could be ready in Autumn 2016 (to be confirmed). Check the HA website for more information. You can also sign up for Email alerts on the HA website.
Dog Fouling problems?
Nobody should have to put up with the problems of unsightly mess and public health risks caused by dog-fouling on our pavements, playing field and public areas.
Fortunately, many dog owners are very responsible and clear up after their dogs, but regretably dog fouling remains a significant anti-social problem that affects many residents. It's one of the most complained-about problems that local authorities have to deal with. More information from NLC...
North Lincolnshire Council services can act when enough specific information is made available to them, and the penalties for allowing dogs to foul the pavement or other designated public areas can be extremely severe.
You can report dog fouling problems IN CONFIDENCE using the Dog Fouling Report Form here... You can help deal with this problem by giving as much specific details as you can to NLC. That way, they will be able to target services directly and hopefully eliminate the problem. If you want dog wardens to take action, they need YOUR help!
Looking for local services? Our directory lists businesses based in Ulceby and the immediate surrounding villages. Get your free listing in the Ulceby and Area Local Business Directory. Bona-fide businesses can submit their details for consideration online. Last updated 13th November 2012
RE-OPENING OF ULCEBY HEALTH CENTRE -
"USE IT OR LOSE IT!"
ULCEBY HEALTH CENTRE AT ST. NICHOLAS PRIMARY SCHOOL
Ulceby Parish Council Chair Dawn Macefield writes:
"From the responses to the questionnaire in the Parish Plan, many villagers wanted the Health Centre, situated at the School, to be re-opened. The Parish Council has worked very hard over several months to try to re-establish the use of the Clinic.
"Although the village is served by five various Doctors’ Practices, only one of them, BARTON’SCENTRAL SURGERY (DrJaggs-Fowler and Partners) has agreed to begin using the Surgery again.
DR JAHANGIR FROM BARTON CENTRAL SURGERY WILL HOLD A WEEKLY SURGERY FORPATIENTS – OLD AND NEW – EACH TUESDAY AFTERNOON BETWEEN 2.00 and 4.00 PM
STARTING ON TUESDAY 13th NOVEMBER 2012.
"If you wish to visit the Surgery on any Tuesday afternoon, please ring one of the following numbers on the day before, and ask for an appointment at the Ulceby Clinic.
"We are very fortunate that the Barton Practice has agreed to restart surgeries, but – BE WARNED –THIS SERVICE IS OFFERED ON THE SAME BASIS AS OUR LOCAL POST OFFICE –USE IT OR LOSE IT!
"If, after 3 months the Clinic is not being used sufficiently by patients, the Barton Practice will review the situation."
- Your Parish Council
NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE COUNCIL IMAGE ARCHIVE
The North Lincolnshire Council Image Archive, established in 2000, is an ongoing project to digitise the council's photographic collections and make them available to the public. This has been helped by a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Images can be purchased as postcards, A4 or A5 photo quality. Note the copyright restrictions carefully.
Meeting on Thursdays in the Village Hall
7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Interested in photography? Why not come along to Ulceby Camera Club and meet up with a group of friendly enthusiasts. Download our Flyer (PDF) here.
Call 101 - You should now contact the local police by dialling 101 for non-emergency calls.More details...
Police.UK Map
This new Police website gives details of local police teams, locations, the next Police mobile "surgery" and a map showing reported crime in your postcode. Click the "Crime Map" tab too for more information. Click here to access the Police UK website.
Humber Traffic 'Live'
Thanks to MarineTraffic.com you can now view local marine traffic "live" - e.g. choose Immingham or Grimsby, zoom in or out on the map, check freighters, tankers, dive vessels, tugs and more.
Using FlightRadar24.com most scheduled flights across Europe can be viewed online in near real-time using the data they transmit. Zoom in or drag the map around. Click the planes to view pictures, details, altitude, route and more.
Humberside Airport (HUY) is clearly shown, with planes flying to and from Schipol and elsewhere.
Enter your postcode to find planning applications that may affect you; local services; schooling; local maps; local councillors; refuse disposal sites and more.
Simply type in your postcode into the North Lincs Council web site to learn more - why not set up Alerts to email you with local developments that might be relevant to YOU? Visit My North Lincs [NEW LINK]
APPLY FOR IT - REPORT IT - PAY FOR IT - FIND IT
Almost every Application Form , Report Form, Bill Payment and Search Link imaginable is now just a mouse-click away, thanks to North Lincolnshire Council's 'Do It Online' initiative.
Lots of guidance, timetables, advice is also available in this compendium of links. Wheelie bins, schools, local licenses and much more besides - it's an excellent resource for every Ulceby resident so click here to Do It Online [NEW LINK]
COOKIE POLICY
This website does not use 'cookies' for its operation. A number of third-party websites e.g. Google are linked from our pages which may set cookies on your web browser when you access them. You should consult each site's cookie policy as necessary.
Nobody should have to put up with the problems of unsightly mess and public health risks caused by dog-fouling on our pavements, playing field and public areas.
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