I recently visited the Solenis site on Moody Lane in Grimsby, they provide specialty chemicals services to water intensive industries. I was given a tour by their new plant manager Chris Johnson, a local man who was born and raised just down the road in Cleethorpes.
I was invited to the NELC Skills Fair by event sponsor Phillips 66, where I sat on the judging panel of the Phillips 66 Decarbonisation Challenge. The six finalists were Havelock Academy, Oasis Wintringham, Beacon Academy, Healing School, Tollbar Academy and Clee Academy.
It was a pleasure to visit Ørsted recently to attend their celebration event, marking ten years of investment in the Humber region by the company. Ørsted first decided to come to Grimsby in 2012 and have since invested hugely into our local area.
CATCH is a training facility partnered with over 300 employers from the Yorkshire and Humber region to teach people the skills required for the rapidly developing process, energy, engineering and renewables industries. CATCH pride themselves on their apprenticeship programmes, which cover the rol
In mid-April I was made aware by the Council of the intention of the Home Office to use St James Hotel as a centre for Asylum seekers. As a result the hotel was to be closed to other guests and existing reservations cancelled.
It was an honour to attend the Salvation Army’s re-opening event recently, which was a celebration of the charity’s upcoming move into their original building on Duncombe Street, which is on the East Marsh.
