First Round of Working Group Meetings Complete: Building a People-Powered Plan
The first round of Grimsby Together working group meetings is complete, marking another step in building a shared plan for the town’s future. Energy, ideas and collaboration have been flowing, showing the commitment of people shaping the future of Grimsby. Over recent weeks, members have been meeting in groups focused on the key themes. They […]
Meet the Fund & Governance Taskforce
As part of the Grimsby Together journey, we’ve brought together a new Fund & Governance Taskforce to focus on two important questions: Who’s in the Taskforce? The group is chaired by Simon Beeton (Navigo) and includes Simon Green (Humber Freeport), Spencer Hunt (NELC), Andrea Stone (community leader), David Talbot (Catch UK), Claire Thompson (NELC) and Julie Walmsley (Doorstep). Two members represent the Greater Grimsby Board with […]
Meet the Grimsby Together Working Groups
Following an open call for the Grimsby Together Working Groups, we were thrilled by the overwhelming response from passionate people across the town. Everyone shared their love for Grimsby, their unwavering commitment to the town and their enthusiasm for the positive changes already underway. Welcome to the working groups The groups are now formed, with […]
Applications for the Fund and Governance Taskforce are open
Are you interested in helping to shape how Grimsby invests in its future? A £20 million opportunity for long-term change Grimsby has been awarded £20 million through the government’s Plan for Neighbourhoods programme, backed by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG). We’ve got until November 2025 to shape a plan for how […]
What would you like to see for a thriving future in Grimsby?
A town with shared ambition In 2024, people across Grimsby came together through the Grimsby Together project to imagine the future they want to see. From stronger neighbourhoods and safer streets to better opportunities for young people and a greener town, a shared vision began to take shape. Moving that vision forward Grimsby has now […]
Join a Working Group and Help Shape Grimsby’s Future
Grimsby has been awarded £20 million over 10 years through the Plan for Neighbourhoods programme, which is a huge opportunity to bring local ideas to life and build a thriving future for our town. To make sure the plan reflects what matters most, we’re setting up nine small working groups made up of people from […]
You’re Invited: Grimsby Together Kickoff event
(EVENT CLOSED) Date: Monday 30th June 2025 Time: 11am – 1pm Location: Grimsby Town Hall Join us on Monday 30th June for the Grimsby Together Kickoff event. It’s the first step in shaping a shared plan for how we use £20 million over 10 years through the national Plan for Neighbourhoods programme. This is an […]
Our Future secures legal expert in partnership with regions’ leading firm
A senior lawyer from Wilkin Chapman will be joining Our Future and working with leaders across North East Lincolnshire to build a thriving future in the region. Our Future is a charity working for local and national renewal by creating a supportive ecosystem and backing people who contribute to building a flourishing future for the […]
Our Future Open House 2023 – Five Key Themes from Grimsby Event
[EVENT CLOSED] 120 people came together on November 14th and 15th to celebrate the work happening across Grimsby and North East Lincolnshire and support each other in collectively building the future of the area. The event united people working across business, government, charity, philanthropy, and academia from Grimsby, the wider region, and across the country. […]
Turning Conversation into Action – Blundell Park
(EVENT CLOSED) Turning Conversation into Action at Blundell Park Date: 19th September Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Location: Blundell Park Join us for an inspiring event dedicated to empowering the people of Grimsby who are taking initiative and shaping the future of our town. “Turning Conversation into Action” is about supporting those who aren’t waiting for permission […]
