About us
About North Lincolnshire
North Lincolnshire is a fantastic place to live and work. Home to just under 170,000 people, our population is set to grow by a further 4,000 over the next 20 years.
37,000 children and young people live in North Lincolnshire, who benefit from highly rated nurseries and schools as well as outstanding support.
The area has 76,000 homes situated across 86 settlements, from the busy urban centre of Scunthorpe to tranquil rural hamlets. There is a
diverse range of housing with prices well below the national average.
Residents and visitors can enjoy extensive footpaths, cycleways, open spaces and 66 public gardens and parks. There are a wide range of sport and leisure facilities as well as cultural venues promoting local history and creativity.
Benefitting from fast and easily accessed transport networks, 5,800 businesses have set up in North Lincolnshire. Unemployment is low and 54% of local jobs are highly skilled. The area is also benefitting from Towns Fund investment that has already delivered improved access to gigabit broadband, a new urban park and solar panels for schools.
Life expectancy is improving, and our older population is growing faster than the national average. Over the next 20 years, we expect a 76 per cent rise in the number of residents aged 85 and over. Our older residents that need support can expect high quality residential and home care provision.
The Council
North Lincolnshire Council is a unitary authority in the ceremonial county of Lincolnshire, England, established on 1 April 1996. It's the largest employer in the area. The council is governed by 43 councillors, with the Conservative Party holding a majority. The council operates under a leader and cabinet model.
North Lincolnshire Council delivers a wide array of services, including:
Social Care: Support for children and adults, including safeguarding and care services.
Education: Support to schools and educational institutions.
Public Health and Safety: Initiatives to promote health and well-being among residents.
Environmental Services: Waste collection and disposal, street cleaning, and flood prevention.
Infrastructure: Maintenance of highways, street scenes, and public transport support.
Economic Development: Business support and area regeneration projects.
Cultural Services: Management of leisure facilities, museums, and cultural venues.
The council actively engages with the community through consultations, feedback mechanisms, and public meetings. Residents can participate in shaping local policies and services via petitions and consultations.
For more detailed information about services, policies, and ongoing projects, visit the official North Lincolnshire Council website.
Key Contacts
For a confidential discussion about either of these role, please contact the following consultants at our recruitment partner, Tile Hill, who will be happy to answer any questions that are not covered here:
Anita Denton, Senior Consultant
07725 554802
anita.denton@tile-hill.co.uk
Helen Alwell, Senior Consultant
07931 543313
helen.alwell@tile-hill.co.uk