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Council leader faces vote of no confidence over handling of John Fenty revelations Councillor Philip Jackson brands thenvote of no confidence as "political posturing' ahead of the local elections (Image: Rick Byrne / Grimsbylive) The leader of North East Lincolnshire Council is facing a vote of no confidence after no independent investigation was made into events involving former deputy John Fenty and his business links with a convicted fraudster. Councillor Philip Jackson has been told by members of the opposition he "needed to stand down to give the council a fresh start." A vote will be ...

Lily, 8, and Scarlett, 5, from Huntingdon, with their activity packs. - Credit: PATRICK KADEWERE The Huntingdonshire Community Group Covid-19 Response Team has delivered 100 half-term activity packs along with half term food parcels to local children.   The group’s founder, Councillor Patrick Kadewere, said: “Thanks to funding from Cambridgeshire County Council’s Community Reach Fund we were able to provide 100 activity packs to local children at the start of half term.   “The last 12 months, children have had to cope with so much change and we know it’s not easy for them be...

Hawkesbury City Council proudly hosted this year's Hawkesbury Australia Day Citizenship and Australia Day Awards at Hawkesbury Regional Gallery in...

Gift packs were delivered to community heroes. - Credit: Patrick Kadewere The Huntingdonshire Community Group Covid-19 Response Team wanted to recognise the hard work and sacrifices of those in the community who have been caring for others throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.   A message went out on social media asking for nominations of local caring community heroes who have made a difference to others over the past 12 months to receive a gift pack from the team.   In less than 24 hours they received 100 nominations for friends, colleagues and family members who had gone above and beyond lo...

Patrick Kadewere is setting up a virtual meeting for people to raise concerns. - Credit: Patrick Kadewere Residents of Huntingdon are to be invited to a new Flagship Virtual Community Meeting taking place on Saturday January 30 from 3-5pm on Microsoft teams.  Organiser Councillor Patrick Kadewere said: “Since the start of the pandemic a large number of public services have moved to online meetings and working from home.   “Engaging and liaising with our communities should be no different. I aim to hold these new meetings on a quarterly basis moving forward and hope that this will ...