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Grimsby and the North East Lincolnshire Wolds - 2011
Cleethorpes
‘Gold’ Award - Champion of Champions
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4-5.........A resort for all seasons
6-7.........Beach activities
8-11.........Fun for all the family
12-13.........Gateway to a perfect day out
14-17.........A shoppers’ paradise
18-21.........Food & drink
22-23.........Great evenings out
24-25.........2011 Events
26-27.........Great golf breaks
28-29.........Get to know the neighbours
30-31.........What a real welcome means
32.........Classified advert listing
33-35.........Quality accommodation
37.........Getting here
38-39.........Competition
40-43.........Resort maps
Cover image: ‘Cleethorpes’ by Joe Marritt, winner of the Cleethorpes Photography Competition 2010
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hello and welcome... to the Cleethorpes, Grimsby and North East Lincolnshire
holiday guide for 2011.
This guide is packed with great ideas for your visit to
Cleethorpes and the surrounding area. From activities and
attractions, places to eat, where to shop and things to do
there is something for everyone - from a short visit to a
short break, whatever your budget.
Bring your guide with you when you visit to ensure you don’t
miss any of our highlights!
We hope you enjoy reading this guide and are sure you will
love what you find when you arrive.
image: Cleethorpes Pier
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Traditionally the seaside was a place you visited in the summer; you packed up your bucket and spade - suitcases as well for a longer stay - and headed for the coast.But now there’s so much more to do all year round, whether you
come for the day, for the weekend or longer.
Getting here is easy by road and rail, there’s plenty of quality
accommodation and loads to do. You could come with the family
to enjoy the Jungle Zoo, the rides at Pleasure Island and the Light
Railway.
Plan a trip to take in a special festival or event – there’s lots of them
– or revel in the splendour of Cleethorpes in Bloom, the multi-award
winning floral displays that brighten up the town.
Make a weekend of it with a few mates – chilling by day and enjoying
the pubs and clubs at night, or get some Christmas shopping done
at the huge choice of stores in Cleethorpes and Grimsby, you
can even enjoy a spa treatment on an indulgent weekend away.
Whatever you’re in the mood for, it’s time to start planning.
a resort for all seasons
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Attractions throughout the yearFrom exciting rides to festive fun, Pleasure Island offers brilliant family entertainment all year round. www.pleasure-island.co.uk
GYPO urban sports facilities for BMX. www.gypobmx.co.uk
Lazer Adventure at Fairworld Amusements. www.lazeradventure.co.uk
Big name shows and Christmas spectaculars at Grimsby Auditorium. www.grimsbyauditorium.org.uk
Pampering sessions at Aqua Viva. www.aquavivahealth.co.uk
North East Lincolnshire’s top quality comedy and literature festival. www.litdotcom.com
See a great concert from the Grimsby Jazz programme. www.grimsbyjazz.com
Take aim on the lanes at Cleethorpes Bowling Centre. 01472 601006
Accompanied rides on the beach from Sea View Equestrian Centre. 01472 200477
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beachactivities
images: Building sandcastles,Cleethorpes Beach
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Launch a jet ski from a beach slipway into
the estuary.
Jet Skiing
A gateway of the Humber Estuary and a vital
staging post for migratory birds, identified as
a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).
Nature Walks
Our donkeys are well cared for and have
been a traditional part of beach life for
decades.
Donkey Rides
The estuary’s prevailing conditions are ideal
for this growing sport.
Kite Surfing
Enjoy a beach hack with a qualified rider
from a local equestrian centre.
Horse Riding
Cleethorpes beach is perfect for high speed,
land-based thrills, including kite buggying,
sea kiting and power kiting.
Power Kiting
enjoycleethorpes.com“we didn’t know north east lincolnshire had so much to offer”
We’re proud of our magnificent beaches, and
with good reason.Miles and miles of beautiful sands are the perfect environment for
all kinds of family fun. Sunbathing, sandcastle building, picnics,
beach cricket and football are enjoyed by all families.
There’s even some high speed land and water action taking place
on and around this stretch of sand, which attracts plenty of extreme
sports enthusiasts.
We go to great lengths to ensure our beaches are clean and have
the Quality Coast Awards from Keep Britain Tidy to prove it.
Beach Safety patrols operate every single day of the year to make
sure you, your family and friends can relax and enjoy yourselves.
The quality of the bathing water has earned us Blue Flag status for
cleanliness.
Our commitment to ensure the beach is accessible to all includes
having Landeez all-terrain wheelchairs available for hire which are
suitable for taking out on to the sand.
We look forward to welcoming you to our beautiful beaches.
For more information on our beaches and activities check out
www.enjoycleethorpes.com
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Pleasure IslandWhite knuckle thrills, family shows and
oodles of rides for all ages. A magical,
fun-packed day out.
www.pleasure-island.co.uk
Discovery CentreHome to fascinating exhibitions, stunning
views of the Humber and a great coffee
shop.
www.enjoycleethorpes.com
Jungle ZooCheck out the many kinds of birds,
mammals and reptiles housed at the
Jungle Zoo.
www.thejunglezoo.co.uk
Cleethorpes Coast Light RailwayEnjoy a ride on this heritage light railway,
operating along a 2 mile coastal track from
Kingsway Station to Lakeside.
www.cleethorpescoastlightrailway.co.uk
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fun for all the family
Whether you visit for the day or are planning a longer stay, you can fill your days with a whole host of family-friendly activities.Experience the thrill of white knuckle rides, or a leisurely road train ride
along the prom, practice putting on a crazy golf course, test your skills
on exciting arcade games or visit some exotic wildlife - the choices
are endless.
You can be as active or as laid back as you like, and when the
time comes for some refreshment we can satisfy even the most
demanding appetites!
image: Playtowers
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enjoycleethorpes.com“Cleethorpes attractions will keep the family entertained all day long”
www.everyoneactive.com
Everyone Active offers affordable activities for you or your family to have great days out. With the widest range of activities from ice skating to swimming, you can simply turn-up, pay on the day and play.
Although facilities vary, you can chose from any of these 6 centres:Cleethorpes Leisure Centre 01472 323200Grimsby Swimming Pool 01472 323500King George V Athletics Stadium 01472 323228Grimsby Leisure Centre 01472 323100Immingham Swimming Pool 01469 516003Immingham Sports Centre 01469 516001
Everyone Active manages these facilities in partnership with North East Lincolnshire Council.
fun thatnever stops!
For special offers, ideas and inspiration for your visit to Cleethorpes, Grimsby &
the North East Lincolnshire Wolds, visit:www.enjoycleethorpes.com
images: Pleasure Island, The Jungle Zoo, Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway
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PlaytowersIndoor play centre with ball pools, slides and
more - great fun for kids!
www.bostonbowl.co.uk
Lollipop Road TrainJump on board for an award winning ride along
the promenade from the Pier to Lakeside, where
you can hop on Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway.01472 506928
Cleethorpes Leisure CentreA slide, beach area and waves make the leisure
pool a popular choice.
www.everyoneactive.com
PlaytrailFollow the orange duckprints for 1.5 miles from
Cleethorpes Library enjoying the attractions and
games on the prom.www.enjoycleethorpes.com
Karting WorldBuckle up tight for some racing action on
the track, a challenging circuit!
From 8 years.
www.kartingworldgrimsby.co.uk
North PromenadeVisit the prom for fairground fun, penny slot
games and an indoor market.
www.enjoycleethopes.com
Lollipop ExpressCleethorpes PromenadeALL ABOARD ENJOY A TRIP ALL ABOARD ENJOY A TRIP ALL ABOARD ENJOY A TRIP
ALONG CLEETHORPES ALONG CLEETHORPES ALONG CLEETHORPES VICTORIAN PROMENADE.VICTORIAN PROMENADE.VICTORIAN PROMENADE.Group Discounts Available
Free Lollies for childrenDaily from the Pier Apr-Sep 11am-5pm
TEL: 01472 506928 MOB: 07808 645858
Visual Arts CentreContemporary Fine Art
WorkshopsArt Materials
8 Abby Walk, GrimsbyNorth East Lincolnshire
DN31 1NBDN31 1NB
01472 241007
Open Tues - Sat 9 - 5
Abbey Walk Gallery
Wake up to theFISHING HERITAGECENTRE, GRIMSBYAn inspiring day forthe whole family!
FRee children’s tickets with the voucher below
• Sign on as a crew member
• Dress up as a 1950’s fisherman
• take the helm and set a ship’s course
Don’t miss the boat! Sail on down to the Fishing Heritage Centre today!
FuRTHER INFoRmATIoN:Fishing heritage Centre, alexandra Dock, Grimsby, DN31 1uZt: 01472 323345 I e: [email protected] I
W: www.nelincs.gov.uk/leisure/museums
GtFC
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Take a step back in time when the bread that we ate was made from corn ground by the power of the wind.Experience the daily work of a miller who relied on the vagaries of the winds and see a genuine one hundred year old mill.
Brigsley Road, Waltham, Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN37 0JZ
Telephone: (01472) 822236
Admission: Adult £1.50 Child 75pFamily Ticket: 2 Adults & 2 Children £4.00 Museum of Rural Life.
Open Saturday, Sunday & Bank Holiday Mondays 2pm - 4pm Easter - end of September.
Miniature Railway.Open event days, Bank Holidays & Sundays 12 noon - 4pm, Easter - end of October (weather permitting).
Windmill.Open 10am - 4pm Easter - end of September, Saturday, Sunday & Bank Holiday Mondays, also Tuesday - Sunday during Easter, Whitsun & Summer School Holidays.
Rustic style children’s play equipment.Restaurant.Traditional teas, coffees & ice-cream.Craft units and gift shops. Garden Centre.
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With many amazing attractions, Cleethorpes already has plenty to offer its visitors. But it’s an ideal base from which to explore
the surrounding area, and the many attractions
and rolling countryside within a short journey.
With a wealth of culture and heritage sites,
including, museums, a traditional windmill,
modern galleries and the magnificent Wolds,
we’re certain you’ll be spoilt for choice and
vowing to return for another look. Journey
back to the golden days of steam at
Lincolnshire Wolds Railway, or book a trip on
its festive Santa Special.
Visit Immingham and see where the Pilgrim
Fathers began their trip to Holland before
setting sail for the New World – a truly historic
moment.
Why not pick up a trail and set out on foot
or bike to get the most out of the beautiful
countryside and explore some of the nearby
amazing attractions? Here is just a taster.
gateway to a perfect day out
Waltham WindmillAs well as the historic mill, Waltham’s
attractions include the enticing McMillers
Sweets Emporium, a railway carriage café
and craft outlets.
www.walthamwindmill.co.uk
The Fishing Heritage CentreTelling the compelling story of the region’s
maritime tradition with a genuine working
trawler, the Ross Tiger, berthed alongside.
www.enjoycleethorpes.com
Lincolnshire Wolds RailwayA fascinating look at transport from a
bygone era.
www.lincolnshirewoldsrailway.co.uk
Abbey Walk GalleryGrimsby’s newest art venue offers an exciting
programme of contemporary art exhibitions
all year round.
www.abbeywalkgallery.com
Gate GalleryHosts regular special exhibitions and sells
paintings, sculpture, textile art and limited
edition prints.
www.gategallery.co.uk
Pasture House FisheriesSpend a day relaxing with rod and line at this
eight-acre fishing facility. A haven for anglers
and conservationists.
www.pasturehouse.co.uk
DID YOU KNOW?The Wanderlust Way is a 20-mile circular walk
around the rolling chalk hills of the Lincolnshire
Wolds, through chocolate box villages and
stunning landscapes. You can also choose one
of three shorter circular walks.
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images: Waltham Windmill, Fishing Heritage Centre, Abbey Walk Gallery, Lincolnshire Wolds, Fishing Heritage Centre, Waltham Windmill
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images: Shopping in Cleethorpes, Abbeygate
When the need for a little retail therapy begins to take hold, Cleethorpes and Grimsby can satisfy the craving.If you’re interested in big high street names,
fashionable designer clothes or beautiful
individual gifts, they’re all to be found here.
Both men and women can update their
wardrobes with the very latest styles, from
the designer wear on offer on Cleethorpes’
Seaview Street to Grimsby’s Abbeygate,
where Dolce & Gabbana rub shoulders
with G-Star, Armani and Henri Lloyd.
The kids need not be left out either with
stores like Papillon and Think Bubbles giving
youngsters the chance to dress up.
Great gifts can be found at shops such
as JK’s or Jalousie when you want to treat
a loved one or find the perfect birthday or
Christmas present.
Why not pick up something truly original and
handmade from the craft outlets at Meridian
Point? For the full shopping experience check
out Leading Labels in Cleethorpes.
Or get indoors and browse around the likes
of House of Fraser, M&S, Topshop and New
Look in Grimsby’s Freshney Place Shopping
Centre. When a break’s called for, grab a latte
in Costa or Starbucks and set the bags down
for a few minutes.
a shoppers’ paradise
FRESHNEY PLACEAn indoor shopping centre. Stores include M&S and Primark. With hundreds of car parking spaces, shopping couldn’t be easier.
www.freshneyplace.co.uk
ABBEYGATEA gated arcade off Bethlehem Street in Grimsby. Home to designer clothes, gifts, salons, a health spa and cafés.
www.abbeygate.uk.com
SEAVIEW STREETIndividual boutiques line this charming Cleethorpes shopping enclave, where high fashion stands alongside jewellery and interior design stores.
www.enjoycleethorpes.com
enjoycleethorpes.com“we didn’t know north east lincolnshire has such fantastic shopping”
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image: Abbeygate
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MERIDIAN POINT KINGS ROADCLEETHORPES DN35 OFB
01472 605723Next to Parkway Cinema
Plenty of FREE Parking
JUST ELEGANCE
OPENING HOURS: Monday - Saturday 9.30am - 5.30pm Sunday 10.30am - 4.30pm
Cleethorpes Clothing & Shoe Superstore!
A Huge selection of Brands you can trust, at “Real Value” Prices
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images: Fizz Champagne Bar, dining out in Cleethorpes
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Cleethorpes has a huge selection of places to go for a quick bite, a welcome thirst quencher or a hearty meal.So when there comes a point in your day
when a drink, a snack or a meal are absolutely
essential, you wont have to look too far to
get what you want. Fortunately that’s never
a problem in Cleethorpes, Grimsby and the
North East Lincolnshire Wolds!
Fish & chips are legendary in this part of the
world because of the freshness of the fish
landed in Grimsby.
But it’s not just fish we do well, there are plenty
of other tempting alternatives from Italian and
Thai to Indian and Chinese.
Cafés and family-friendly pubs are also
in abundance. Don’t forget to look out
for premises displaying the North East
Lincolnshire Council ‘Scores on the Doors’
rating – it’s a quality mark you can trust.
(For more information see page 38).
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enjoycleethorpes.com“north east lincolnshire has so many places offering delicious food & drink”
food & drink
Ocean Fish BarTraditional fish & chip take-away and
restaurant.
www.oceanfishbar.co.uk
FigsGood for a daytime snack or an evening of
fine dining indulgence.
www.figs.uk.com
The Pear TreeLots of choice from a varied and delicious
pub menu.
www.peartreepub.co.uk
MarplesPop in for a bite when visiting the shops on
Seaview Street.
01472 697188
Kingsway KiosksVery popular spot with an entertainment
programme as well as food and drink.
www.lovecleethorpes.co.uk
Oriental ExpressEastern cuisine all-you-can eat buffet
restaurant close to Lakeside attractions.
www.orientalexpress-cleethorpes.co.uk
Valerie’s ItalianA recent revamp has kept this a favourite on
the front.
01472 235556
The Kingsway HotelQuality hotel dining with a thoughtful choice
of dishes.
www.kingsway-hotel.co.uk
Beach RestaurantWith a view over the sands this is a great
spot for a meal day or night.
www.beach-restaurant.co.uk
AgrahAward-winning Indian cuisine featuring
traditional favourites.
www.agrahindianrestaurant.co.uk
Steels Corner HouseServing great fish & chips and more with a
nationwide reputation built on quality.
www.steelscornerhouse.co.uk
The WellowChild-friendly pub with a good value menu to
suit all tastes.
01472 695589
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quality food and drink
All majot credit cards accepted
Children especially welcome, with their own menu served all dayincluding choice of eight main courses plus ice cream and a drink.
Remember our full restaurant menu served every day of the week until 9pm including a wide range of Grills, Steaks, etc.
All of our fish is carefully selected and supplied by our exclusive supplierOliver Bros. (Fish Merchants) Ltd.
Prince Albert Gardens, Cleethorpe Road, Grimsby.Tel: (01472) 354387
Tel: (01472) 692644
THE CORNER HOUSE WITH THE WORLDWIDE REPUTATION
Enjoy a glass of wine, or a lager with your meal
We will of course be serving our famous Fish and Chips, renowned as possibly the
finest in Cleethorpes for over 50 years.
We would like to welcome you to our Licensed Air-Conditioned Fish Restaurant & Take-away.
We cater for all tastes & requirements including Healthy Options, Party Bookings
& Coach Parties Welcome• 140 Seater Restaurant • Licensed Bar• Air Conditioned • Disabled Toilets
• Full Disabled Facilities
SPECIALS* Senior Citizen Special
50 St. Peters Avenue, CleethorpesOpposite Boots & Town Car Park
Tel: (01472) 603590* TERMS & CONDITIONS APPLY
** Please check our menu board for special offers **
Ocean Fish Bar
Situated next to the beautiful BoatingLake. Our restuarant offers over 50mouth watering -
Chinese & Indian Disheson a self serve all you can eat basis.We also have a salad bar, fresh fruits andan inclusive self service ice cream baan inclusive self service ice cream bar.‘Special Offers’ for senior citizens at selectedtimes. Open Sun-Thurs: 12noon-10pm, Fri & Sat: 12noon-11pmwww.orientalexpress-cleethorpes.co.ukKINGS ROAD, CLEETHORPESNORTH EAST LINCOLNSHIRE, DN35 0AG
Tel: (01472) 694999
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image: Grimsby Auditorium
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Gypsy TearsCheck out the bands at this quality live
music venue.
www.myspace.com/gypsytearsvenue
Signal Box InnEnjoy a beer in what is said to be the
world’s smallest bar.
www.cleethorpescoastlightrailway.co.uk
FizzSip some bubbly in this champagne bar.
www.fizzcleethorpes.co.uk
Parkway CinemaWatch all the latest releases and look out
for live events.
www.parkwaycinemas.co.uk
AmishiA roof top bar and VIP option at this
‘ultimate adult playground’.
www.amishinightout.com
Grimsby AuditoriumThe Grimsby Auditorium is the largest
professional theatre in Lincolnshire.
www.grimsbyauditorium.org.uk
0844 8472426
bar RacudaA lively atmosphere seven days a week.
www.myspace.com/barracuda_cleethorpes
Bar BabylonIf it’s a party you want, Bar Babylon is the
place.
www.sugar-sugar.co.uk
Reflex Party RoomsBig on retro sounds for a fun-loving crowd.
www.reflexbars.co.uk/reflexcleethorpes
The EstablishmentLive music and late club nights make this a
great place for a night out to remember.
01472 690784
No matter what your idea of a great evening out is we’ve got something for everyone. You might want lively over traditional, a quiet chat instead of
live music, dancing rather than a cosy corner.
Possibly some live entertainment, maybe a film before
hitting a club, or just a couple of drinks before strolling along
the prom.
Well you would be hard pressed to take in all Cleethorpes has
to offer in just one night.
From reputedly the world’s smallest bar to Lincolnshire’s
largest professional theatre – all kinds of nightlife can be found
here for whatever mood strikes you.
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“we didn’t know north east lincolnshire had so much great entertainment to offer”
2011
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REGuLAR EVENTS
Grimsby JazzThe region’s best regular jazz night. No membership necessary. 01472 8737306th January Alan Barnes21st January The Zappatistas10th February Dylan How Quartet3rd March Players Night24th March Marlene Verplanck1st April Clare Teal14th April Magic Hat Ensemble28th April Daryl Sherman Trio26th May Yoruba9th June Quarter to 4 Bandwww.grimsbyjazz.com
JANuARY13th Jan – 12th FebThe Grimsby Ice Factory, Past and FutureGate Gallery will be hosting this exhibition on behalf of the Great Grimsby Ice Factory Trust. Gallery is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10 to 4, and also by appointment. www.gategallery.co.uk
22ndBeyond The Barricade Grimsby Auditoriumwww.grimsbyauditorium.org.uk
22nd – 29thThe Caxton Players Pair of Beauties by Gordon Steelwww.caxtontheatre.com
29th – 30thBSSK Mind Body and Spirit EventGrimsby Auditoriumwww.grimsbyauditorium.org.uk
FEBRuARYGrimsby Auditorium 3rd G*mania - Inspired by the TV hit Glee8th Flawless17th NELC Secondary Singing Festival: ‘Let’s Rock!!’21st Let’s Hang On24th Example (plus Special Guests)25th Fireman Sam26th For Those About To Rock - Livewire AC/DC & The ZZ Topswww.grimsbyauditorium.org.uk
17th Feb – 26th March Gate GalleryGate Gallery Spring Exhibition: New works by gallery artists.Gallery is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10 to 4, and also by appointment. www.gategallery.co.uk
28th Feb, 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th March Infant Singing Festival: ‘Wonderful Water’ Grimsby Central Hall There will be a performance at the end of each day at 1.15pm with an entrance fee of £1.00 (children are free).
MARCHGrimsby Auditorium2nd Joe Brown in Concert4th – 5th Grimsby & Cleethorpes District Scouts & Guides present: ‘Grimsby Gang Show’ 8th – 13th Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat15th Ed Byrne: Crowd Pleaser19th Grimsby & Cleethorpes Youth Orchestra22nd Busting Out24th Vampires Rock25th The Official Jake and Elwood Blues
26th A&M Freedom Freestyle Dance Academy27th – 28th Derren Brown – Svengali29th Drumchasers by Noise Ensemble30th Shakespeare 4 Kidz - A Midsummer Nights Dreamwww.grimsbyauditorium.org.uk
4th, 5th & 6thNorth East Lincolnshire’s World Music Festival A weekend of sounds from across the globe, including live performances and workshops at various venues. [email protected]
5th – 12thThe Caxton Players The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society Production of A Murder Mystery by David McGillivray, Walter Zerlin and Walter Zerlin Jr.www.caxtontheatre.com
APRILGrimsby Auditorium1st The Solid Silver 60s Show2nd One Night of Elvis with ‘Lee Memphis King’ & PJ Proby6th Vienna Festival Ballet Present Cinderella 9th Superslam Wrestling Spectacular12th The Chippendales – Most Wanted15th Sally Morgan - Psychic Sally on the Road16th Jimmy Carr - Laughter Therapy22nd - 23rd The Naked Truth28th Lenny Henry in Cradle to Rave29th A Tribute to Abba Forever
www.grimsbyauditorium.org.uk
10thSevens To The SeasThe Pre-War Austin Seven Club bring their annual event to Cleethorpes. The vintage cars will be displayed on the Promenade in the afternoon.
Events
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enjoycleethorpes.com“we didn’t know north east lincolnshire had so many events”
16th – 23rdThe Caxton PlayersBouncers by John Godberwww.caxtontheatre.com
MAY9th – 14thGrimsby AuditoriumBill Kenwright presents Willy Russell’sBlood Brotherswww.grimsbyauditorium.org.uk
21stRock For HeroesLive music at Cleethorpes Leisure Centre in support of Help For Heroes.Cleethorpes Leisure Centre
22ndGrand Day Out in association with Born To Be WheeledMotorcycle rally, trade stands, custom bike show and live music. Cleethorpes Promenade and Kingsway Kiosks. Charity event for Help For Heroes, Headway and MAG.
JuNE4th – 11thThe Caxton PlayersThe Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wildewww.caxtontheatre.com
24th June - 3rd July North East Lincolnshire Arts Forum FestivalFurther Information: 07711 [email protected]
JuLY1st, 2nd & 3rdCleethorpes Jazz FestivalEarly Bird tickets £56, acts include Dave Newton, Alan Barnes Mark Nightingale, Liam Noble, Nigel Price, Steve Waterman, Kit Downes, Liz Fletcher, Pat McCarthy, Roger Beaujolais.Cleethorpes Memorial Hall, 01472 873730www.grimsbyjazz.com
16th – 23rdThe Caxton PlayersSearching for Dr. Branovicwww.caxtontheatre.com
Grimsby Auditorium13th - Snooker Legends14th - Roy “Chubby” Brownwww.grimsbyauditorium.org.uk
AuGuSTFor all the most up to date summer events visit www.enjoycleethorpes.com
SEPTEMBER3rd – 10thThe Caxton PlayersMurder by Natural Causeswww.caxtontheatre.com
17th - 18th & 24th - 25thInsight Open WeekendsThe artists of Northern Lincolnshire open their studios to the public for two consecutive weekends as a celebration of the wealth of artwork created in this region. 01652 660380
23rd - 25thGrimsby St Hugh’s FestivalA classical music festival that in 2011 will be focusing on New York Minimalism. The festival will take place at Grimsby Minster (formerly St James’ Church)www.grimsby-st-hughs-festival.org.uk
OCTOBER1st – 31stLit.Com FestivalHeld at various venues across North East Lincolnshire. The Annual Lit.Com festival promises to be the county’s largest and widest ranging Literature and Comedy [email protected]
15th– 22ndThe Caxton PlayersPurgatory Park by Steve Abbottwww.caxtontheatre.com
NOVEMBER / DECEMBERFor all the most up to date festive events visit www.enjoycleethorpes.com
Grimsby AuditoriumCromwell Road, Grimsby, DN31 2BHTel : 0844 8472426Web : www.grimsbyauditorium.org.uk
Gate Gallery12 Brighowgate, Grimsby, DN32 0QXTel : 01472 356188 Web : www.gategallery.co.uk
Caxton Theatre128 Cleethorpe Road, Grimsby, DN31 3HWTel : 01472 346251 Web : www.caxtontheatre.com
event contactsCleethorpes Tourist Information CentreCleethorpes Library, Alexandra Rd, Cleethorpes, DN35 8LGTel : 01472 323111Email : [email protected] : www.enjoycleethorpes.com
Central HallDuncombe Street,Grimsby, DN32 7EGTel : 01472 349300Email : [email protected] : www.grimsbycentralhall.org
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If you’re a golf fan, there are plenty of ways to enjoy your favourite pastime in North East Lincolnshire.If you want to build your entire trip around
the sport, then basing yourself in Cleethorpes
great golf breaksDID YOU KNOW?Cleethorpes Golf Club is more than
100 years old and the course still
retains some of the features designed
by the great Harry Vardon – a six-time
Open champion.
Much of nearby Immingham Golf
Club is built on the site of the
medieval village of Immingham which
surrounded the adjacent St Andrew’s
Church.
The National Golf Centre is based at
Woodhall Spa, less than an hour away
from Cleethorpes by car and is home
to the Hotchkin Course, voted the best
inland course in the uK by Golf World
magazine.
gives you easy access to the town’s own
club, one of the oldest in the region, with a
first class course and excellent clubhouse.
You’re also within easy reach of the
picturesque Tetney course for another day’s
play that’s sure to be a true challenge.
With plenty of accommodation to choose
from, and a wide variety of nightlife, you won’t
be short of places to stay and social activity
away from the course.
You could also make a round just one of the
activities during a stay that takes in plenty
of the region’s other attractions as well, so
having the clubs handy just in case might not
be a bad idea.
www.lincolnshiregolfbreaks.com
enjoycleethorpes.com“we didn’t know north east lincolnshire had such wonderful golf courses”
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images: Waltham Windmill, Continental Market,The Fishwife,Grimsby Dock Tower
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Waltham village is famed for its windmill, but
there’s also the Rural Museum of Lincolnshire
Life on the mill site. Aviation fans will be
delighted to see that it includes an RAF
section.
Travel on to Laceby and visit St Margaret’s
Church, sections of which date back to the
12th Century and is part of the region’s rich
heritage.
Places to goThe FishwifeTreat yourself to some smoked fish landed
locally at this traditional fishmonger.
www.thefishwife.co.uk
Chequered Flag KartingGet in a few laps at this Holton-le-Clay circuit
www.chequeredflagkarting.co.uk
Immingham MuseumA fascinating collection of local objects with
small exhibitions on the Pilgrim Fathers,
Great Central Railway and the Docks, upon
which modern Immingham was founded.
www.lincolnshire.gov.uk
Miller’s TandooriAn Indian restaurant in the shadow of
Waltham’s windmill.
www.millerstandoori.co.uk
There’s no reason to confine yourself to visiting Cleethorpes when there’s so much more to the region itself.Just a matter of minutes up the road is
thriving Grimsby which offers visitors excellent
shopping, a good choice of nightlife as well as
several galleries and museums.
It’s also home to some fabulous food –
especially when it comes to freshly caught
fish. Well you would expect nothing less from
a town synonymous with the fishing industry.
Grimsby’s traditional fish smokers have
protected geographic status, giving their
products the same cachet as champagne
and parma ham.
There’s also a regular farmers’ market where
the best regional produce can be found
for sale.
DID YOU KNOW?The Grade 1 listed Grimsby Dock
Tower dominates the port skyline and
at one time provided hydraulic power
to lock gates and cranes.
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What a real welcome means
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Conference facilities
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Disabled toilets
Direct dial phones in all rooms/units
OR public telephone available
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Gift Shop
Ground floor accommodation
Home Grown Local Produce
Internet access available
Ironing facilities
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Passenger Lift/Stair Lift
Pets welcome (prior arrangement)
Picnic Area
Pub/Restaurant within 1 mile
Sea View
Shop within 1 mile
Short break packages offered
Swimming pool
TV’s in rooms/unit
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Shower on site
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Guided tours available
If you’re looking for somewhere to stay, it’s always good to have a recommendation you can trust to guide your final decision.Now there are two separate schemes which can help you pick the accommodation that’s right for you.You’ll find plenty of Cleethorpes hotels, guest houses, B&Bs and self-catering properties being assessed by a body such as the AA or Visit Britain as part of the National Quality Assurance Scheme (NQAS) which aims to encourage all holiday accommodation providers to go through a recognised inspection.Cleethorpes Tourism is an independent body that guarantee the highest standards of quality accommodation and comfort for guests. Inspected to nationally recognised quality standards. This approved accommodation offers you the highest quality, ensuring you have an enjoyable stay.Cleethorpes can provide all kind of accommodation from boutique hotels, to all-in-one centres like Haven’s Thorpe Park which are ideal for families.
The welcome mat is out.
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Awaiting GradingAt the time of going to press these properties have applied to participate in the relevant scheme and are waiting to be assessed.
Visitor Attraction Quality Assurance Scheme (VAQAS)This verifies that the visitor attraction satisfies VisitBritain’s requirements of quality on the condition, standard of
facilities and services provided. For more information, please see www.vaqas.org.uk
Walkers & Cyclists WelcomeProperties with the Walkers and Cyclists Welcome logos offer facilities to meet the needs of these visitors e.g. drying facilities for clothes and secure area for bikes.
Families WelcomeProperties with the Families Welcome logo offer families the confidence that the
accommodation has thought about their particular needs e.g. storage for push-chairs and children’s portions of food.
Pets WelcomeIn response to customers who do not wish to be parted from their pets, the Welcome
Pets Scheme gives pet owners (dog, cat or bird owners) the confidence that they are booking quality accommodation that meets their and their pet’s particular needs.
Welcome HostQuality and friendliness are the key themes of this nationally recognised
customer care training initiative.
Visit Britain – additional awardsSilver & Gold Awards for Hotels / Guest Accommodation - awarded to an establishment in addition to the star rating, these awards reflect the highest levels of
quality in bathrooms, bedrooms and service.
Mobility Impairment
Older and less mobile guests.Typically suitable for a person with sufficient mobility to climb a flight of
steps but who would benefit from fixtures and fittings to aid balance.
Part-time wheelchair users Typically suitable for a person with restricted walking ability and for those who may need to use a
wheelchair some of the time and can negotiate a maximum of three steps.
Independent wheelchair users Typically suitable for a person who depends on the use of a wheelchair
and transfers unaided to and from the wheelchair in a seated position. This person may be an independent traveller.
Assisted wheelchair users Typically suitable for a person who depends on the use of a wheelchair and requires assistance from a carer,
and maybe a hoist, when transferring to and from the wheelchair in a seated position.
Access ExceptionalIs awarded to establishments that meet the requirements of independent wheelchair users or
assisted wheelchair users and also fulfil more demanding requirements with reference to the British Standard BS 8300:2001.
★Simple, practical, no frills
★ ★Well presented and well run
Accommodation ratings made easy★ ★ ★Good level of quality and comfort
★ ★ ★ ★ Excellent service throughout
★ ★ ★ ★ ★Exceptional with a degree of luxury
Visual Impairment
Visually impaired guests - 1Typically provides key additional services and facilities to meet the needs of visually impaired guests.
Visually impaired guests - 2Typically provides a higher level of additional services and facilities to meet the needs of visually impaired guests.
Hearing Impairment
Hearing impaired guests - 1Typically provides key additional services and facilities to meet the needs of guests with hearing impairment.
Hearing impaired guests - 2Typically provides a higher level of additional services and facilities to meet the needs of guests with hearing impairment.
Please log on to enjoycleethorpes.com to find accommodation that has a national accessibility scheme rating.
Guide to Food AwardsAA Food RosettesThe AA Food Rosettes are annual awards for food quality on a rising scale of 1 to 5.
National Accessible Scheme If you have particular mobility, visual or hearing needs, look out for VisitEngland’s National
Accessible Scheme ratings.
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Cleethorpes Classified Listing
Attractions:
Abbey Walk Gallery ............................. 11Everyone Active ................................... 9The Fishing Heritage Centre ................ 11Leading Labels .................................... 17Lollipop Express .................................. 11North Lincolnshire ............................... 36Ocean Fish Bar .................................... 21Oriental Express .................................. 21Pleasure Island .................................... 9Steels Cornerhouse Restaurant .......... 21Thorpe Park ......................................... 9Waltham Windmill Centre .................... 11
Accommodation:Hotel:Stallingborough Grange Hotel ............. 33
Guest House:Alpine House ....................................... 34Brier Park Guest House ....................... 34The Comat ........................................... 33Ginnie's Guesthouse ........................... 34Peaks Top Farm ................................... 33Sherwood Guest House ...................... 33
Self Catering:Beach House ....................................... 34Beech Farm Cottages ......................... 34Canal Farm Cottages .......................... 34Cedar Park Cottages ........................... 35Grange Farm Cottages ........................ 35Holmhirst Safari ................................... 35Homefield Farm .................................. 35Thorganby Hall ................................... 35Willow Lakes ....................................... 35
From perfect days to extended stays.www.enjoycleethorpes.com
Riby Road, Stallingborough, Nr GrimsbyNorth East Lincolnshire, DN41 8BUTel: 01469 561302 - Fax: 01469 501338grange.hot@virgin.netwww.stallingboroughgrange.comStallingborough Grange Hotel is a picturesque thatched country hotel, set in it’s own beautiful gardens. Relax in the comfort of one of our bedrooms all fully equipped with modern facilities.
Prices: from £80 per person per night
Stallingborough Grange Hotel
15 Kingsway, Cleethorpes DN35 8QUTel: 01472 692020sherwood.guesthouse@ntlworld.comwww.sherwoodguesthouse.co.ukSherwood Guest House is in a prime location on Cleethorpes seafront, offering superb views on the Humber Estuary. Beautifully presented throughout & tastefully decorated to a very high standard. Rooms: 6 Single (3 en-suite), 4 Double, (3 en-suite)Prices: POA
Sherwood Guest House
Hewitts Avenue, New Waltham, Grimsby, DN36 4RSTel/Fax: 01472 812941 [email protected]
Our converted barns offer smart and comfortable non-smoking accommodation on a working arable and fruit farm. Delicious farmhouse breakfasts served in the granary. Perfectly positioned for Grimsby and Cleethorpes (5-7 mins) and exploring the local villages. Rooms: 3 single, 1 double, 2 twin, 2 family (all en-suite)Prices: from £28 per night
Peaks Top Farm
The Comat is in a central location in a quiet area, just off the sea front and is totally non smoking. It is inspected annually by the AA and has been awarded a 4 star rating, along with a 5 star Hygiene Certificate from the local council.As well as the usual double rooms there are superior one and two
bedroom family rooms, and ground floor rooms for the less able. We offer a 10% reduction for senior citizens for stay of 4 days or more.The comfortable and attractive rooms are all en-suite and have flat screen TVs with freeview and DVD players, free Wi-Fi connections, radio alarm clocks and complimentary beverage tray.The comfortable and relaxing bar lounge has satellite television and the dining room has separate tables for that more intimate touch.
24-26 Yarra Road, Cleethorpes, DN35 8LSTel: 01472 694791 Fax: 01472 [email protected]
Rooms: 4 Double, 2 FamilyPrices: Double £65 per night, Family from £84 per night3
The Comat
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55 Clee RoadCleethorpes, DN35 8ADTel: 01472 [email protected] B&B, colour TV, tea/coffee making facilities, off street parking. Offering warm welcome to business & holiday makers.Rooms: 2 Single, 1 Twin, 2 FamilyPrices: From £20 per night2 P
Alpine House
Bolingbroke Road, Cleethorpes, DN35 0HQTel: 01472 211210 Mobile: 07810 285111beachhouse@cleethorpesholidays.co.ukwww.cleethorpesholidays.co.uk
Modern, immaculate facilities•Quality beds, mattresses and linen•5 min walk from local attractions and beach•Peaceful and private gardens. Free private parking•Spacious, light and airy rooms. Beautiful bathroom•
QUALITY ACCOMMODATION AT REALISTIC PRICES!1 House (sleeps 6) from only £350 per week / £100 per night
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Beach House (Self Catering)
27 Clee Road, Cleethorpes, DN35 8ADTel: 01472 605591 - Mobile: 07849 639923graham.sherwood2@ntlworld.comwww.brierparks-guesthouse.co.ukClean, quiet & comfortable B&B with colour TV’s, tea & coffee making facilities, en-suite & ground floor rooms & off road parking. A warm welcome & friendly stay to the business & holiday trade.Rooms: 1 Single, 4 (3 en-suite) Double, 1 TwinPrices: Single & Double £25pp, Twin £20pp
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Brier Park Guest House
Canal Farm, Austen Fen, Grainthorpe, Louth, LN11 0NX. Tel: 01472 388825r-ma@canalfarmcottages.co.ukwww.canalfarmcottages.co.ukThree charming cottages on the banks of the Louth Canal. Peaceful location near coastal nature reserves. Perfect for cyclists, walkers & nature lovers. Lake & canal-side walks, fishing on-site. Safe grass play area, ample parking & pets welcome.Units: 3 (2 bedrooms per unit) Prices: £250-£500 per week
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Canal Farm Cottages
Station Road, Tetney, DN36 5HXTel: 01472 815935 [email protected] in one of our award winning deluxe cottages in 17 acres of beautiful Lincoln-shire countryside, classed as ‘an area of outstanding natural beauty’. Each cottage is spacious, comfortable and luxurious, offering you first class quality in relaxing and peaceful surroundings. For a romantic and fun weekend away try our exclusive private retreat, the 5* Red Room. Whether moving house, on holiday, on business, or visiting friends in the area, we will ensure you have a relaxing and enjoyable stay.
Units: 7 self-catering cottages in converted farm buildingsPrices: Weekly rates from £320 to £680Long/Short term rates on request
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Beech Farm Cottages
27 Queen’s Parade Cleethorpes, DN35 0DFTel: (01472) 694997 Fax (01472) [email protected] / www.ginnies.co.ukContact Kim & Francis Wood
‘Always a warm welcome’ awaits you at Ginnie’s Guest House. Situated in a quiet central location just off the sea front. We are close to all local attractions & amenities: Leisure Centre, Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway, Cleethorpes Meridian Park, Cinema, Boating lake, Pleasure Island and much more. All rooms en-suite/private facilities, ground floor rooms available, off road parking for up to 4 vehicles, WiFi internet access, special diets catered for. 100% Non Smoking Establishment
Rooms: 3 Double, 2 Twin, 2 FamilyPrices: Double from £45, Twin from £50, Family from £70
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Humberston Road, Tetney, DN36 5NGTel: 01472 211210 - Mobile: 07810 285111enquiries@cedarparkcottages.co.ukwww.cedarparkcottages.co.ukSet in 5 acres of beautiful meadows•Spotlessly clean spacious cottages• , Beautiful bathroomsQuality beds, mattresses and linen•Family, pram and wheelchair friendly•5 min drive to beach and Wolds •
NO SCHOOL HOLIDAYS PRICE INCREASES!Cottages (sleeps 1-8) from £250 per week / £50 per night
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Cedar Park Cottages (Self Catering)Thorganby Hall, Thorganby, Grimsby,Lincolnshire, DN37 OSR.Tel: 01472 398270 - Fax: 07971 [email protected]
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Set within the curtilage of Thorganby Hall, Little Walk Cottage is a stylish stable conversion enjoying views over pastureland. Marris Cottage (1 mile away) was once a shepherd’s home and combines original beams with modern comfort as well as boasting lovely views.
Thorganby Hall, Thorganby, Grimsby, Lincolnshire, DN37 OSR.Tel: (01472) 398270Mob: 07971 283404Fax: (01472) [email protected]
2 Cottages: each sleeps 4Prices: from £199-696
Thorganby Hall
Little Walk Cottage is a stylish stable conversion enjoying views over pastureland. Marris Cottage (1 mile away) was once a shepherd’s home. Units: 2 Cottages (each sleeps 4) Prices: from £199-696
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Thorganby Hall
Barton Street, Ashby Cum Fenby, DN37 0RUTel: 01472 826183 - Mob: 07963 [email protected] Lakes set in an area of natural beauty, accommodation consists of luxurious cottages with two lakes, equestrian facilities, caravan park and tenting. Location provides access to regions leisure activities.
Units: 10 Cottages, Pitches: 5 tent, 12 caravanPrices: Pitches from £12 pn
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Willow Lakes
Off Third Lane, Ashby-Cum-Fenby, Grimsby, DN37 0QUTel: 01472 827872 [email protected] and relax in the beautiful picturesque Lincolnshire Wolds. This new barn conversion consists of 1, 2, 3 bedroom cottages. Each is tastefully furnished with large fitted kitchens containing, washing machine, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher (no dishwasher in 1 cottage)
Rooms: 2, 4 or 6 person cottages. Prices: From £200 per week
Homefield Farm
Hayloft sleeps 6, The Dovecote sleeps 4, Henhouse sleeps 2
Waltham Road, Barnoldby-Le-BeckNorth East Lincolnshire, DN37 0AP Tel: 01472 822216 - Mob: 07947 627663www.grangefarmcottages.comSituated in the heart of the Wolds, with easy access to Cleethorpes, this tasteful Victorian barn conversion provides three stylish and roomy cottages, a unique blend of tradition and luxury. All cottages have 1 double & 1 twin bedroom (additional sofa bed in cottage three to accommodate the larger family.
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Grange Farm Cottages
3 Alexandra Road, Cleethorpes, DN35 8LQTel: 01472 692656 [email protected] Superbly situated on seafront- Most rooms en-suite- Colour TV & hairdryer in all bedrooms- Licensed restaurant open lunchtimes & evenings- On major bus route to Grimsby & amenities- Restaurant open to non-residents- Easy Parking available - Family Run - Open all year- Languages spoken English, Spanish, Italian, PortuguesePrices: Single £30 - £35, Double from £50 - £75
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Holmhirst Safari & Forest Rains Restaurant
Take your pick from the best accommodation
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North East Lincolnshire is well connected with road, rail, air and sea links from across the uK and overseasgetting here
By Ferry North East Lincolnshire is only 35 miles from the port of Hull. Each year, nearly one million passengers pass through the port on P&O Ferries’ daily sailings to Rotterdam and Zeebrugge.
Port of Hull Enquiries - Tel: 01482 327171
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Whilst every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this publication, North East Lincolnshire Council and Visit Lincolnshire can accept no responsibility for any errors or
omissions. Information throughout this guide is compiled from details supplied by the establishments concerned. No recommendation is implied by the insertion of such information and North East Lincolnshire
Council and Visit Lincolnshire accept no responsibility in the matter. Prices, dates, hours of opening etc., were correct at time of going to press. Readers are reminded that these details are subject to change
and they are advised to check when finalising their arrangements.
Publisher: North East Lincolnshire Council, Cleethorpes Town Hall, Knoll Street, Cleethorpes, North East Lincolnshire, DN35 8LNVisit Lincolnshire Production Team: Fiona Thomas, David Chesher, Daniel Pounds, Elizabeth Richardson, Alan Darby, Jennifer Cooling and Emma TatlowEditorial: Aurora Media - www.auroramedialtd.com & Chris Jones, North East Lincolnshire CouncilGraphic design: Chocolate Creative - www.chocolate-creative.co.ukRepro & Printing: Hawthornes, Nottingham – www.hawthornes.co.ukImage reproduction, copying or digital, must not be made without the prior permission of North East Lincolnshire Council.Photographs © North East Lincolnshire Council, Dave Moss, Paul Bucknall, JMG Photography & Scene Photography, James Arnold, Adam Winfield, Joe Marritt, David Hollingsworth, Jean Holman, Teresa BassettShould you require the information contained within this brochure in an alternative format please contact: Cleethorpes Tourist Information Centre on: (01472) 323111
Getting Around Stagecoach operate bus services throughout North East Lincolnshire. For further information visit:
Web: www.stagecoachbus.com
By Rail The First TransPennine Express service operates from Manchester, Sheffield and Liverpool to Cleethorpes and Grimsby.Discounts and excellent value tickets can be purchased online at: www.tpexpress.co.uk
East Midlands Trains also offer a service to Cleethorpes and Grimsby. For further information and tickets visit: www.eastmidlandstrains.co.uk
For other rail enquiries contact:
National Rail Enquires - Tel: 08457 484950
Web: www.nationalrail.co.uk
Traveline Public Transport Information - Tel: 0870 6082608
Web: www.traveline.org.uk
By Road Excellent motorways and main roads make North East Lincolnshire easily accessible by car. Arriving into the North of Lincolnshire you will cross the
impressive Humber Bridge, a spectacular entry to the region. From the North and West the M180 and the A180 are the key routes into the region. From the South the A16 and A46 are the main routes.To plan your route: www.theaa.comTravelling by National Express is an affordable way to get around, with regular services running to Grimsby & Cleethorpes.For further details and to book your tickets:
Cleethorpes Tourist Information Centre - Tel: 01472 323111
By AirNorth East Lincolnshire is in close proximity to bothHumberside International Airport, which is only 17miles away and Robin Hood Airport in Doncaster,which is 54 miles away.
Humberside Airport Enquiries - Tel: 01652 688456
Web: www.humbersideairport.com
Robin Hood Airport Enquiries - Tel: 01302 801010
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SEND TO: Cleethorpes Tourist Information Centre, Cleethorpes Library, Alexandra Road, Cleethorpes, North East Lincolnshire DN35 8LG
Simply complete and cut out your questionnaire. One stamp and one envelope is all you need!
COMPETITION TERMS & CONDITIONS: Winners will be informed by 30th June 2011. Prize cannot be transferred or refunded, is subject to availability and may be withdrawn at any time. No purchase necessary.
Your chance to Win a Short Breakin North East LincolnshireThe lucky winner will be treated to a 1-night stay
for a family of 4 at ‘Ginnie’s Guesthouse’ (3-star
guesthouse in Cleethorpes) along with a family ticket
(admits 4 people) for Pleasure Island.
To enter...
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Quality You Can Count OnBusinesses in Cleethorpes, Grimsby and the North East Lincolnshire Wolds take quality very seriously to ensure you have a great experience with our ‘Scores On The Doors’ and Tourism Awards.
For quality eating, look out for the council’s ‘Scores On The
Doors’ ratings displayed at food outlets, shops, takeaways,
restaurants and pubs across the area. As part of a national
quality scheme, you know that you can eat well.
The North East Lincolnshire Tourism Awards reflect the quality
of service that visitors can expect when visiting Cleethorpes,
whether for a day or for a longer stay. The awards recognise
excellence - from the welcome you will receive from taxi drivers,
to the quality of the accommodation, the top takeaway or
restaurant to the best North East Lincolnshire attraction - they
are all included in the awards.
Look out for the logos displayed on adverts and at local
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TOURIST INFORMATION
CENTRE & LIBRARY
HUMBERSTONFITTIES
THEJUNGLE
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PLAYTOWERS CINEMA, RETAIL
& LEISURE OUTLETS
NEW WALTHAMVILLAGE
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BUGGYINGAREA
CLEETHORPESCOAST LIGHT
RAILWAY
TOURING CARAVAN
AND CAMP SITE
BOATINGLAKE
CLEETHORPES GOLF CLUB
BRIGHTONSLIPWAY
PIERSLIPWAY
Dogs allowed on this section of beach all year No dogs on this section of beach from Good Friday – 30th September
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WONDERLANDMARKET
CAXTON THEATRE
QUAYSIDE NHS WALK-IN CENTRE
FRESHNEY PLACESHOPPING
CENTRE FISHING HERITAGE CENTRE
& ROSS TIGERTRAWLER
GRIMSBY DOCK TOWER
GRIMSBY TOWNFOOTBALL CLUB
MEMORIAL HALL
GRIMSBY LEISURECENTRE & ICE RINK
IMMINGHAMMUSEUM
IMMINGHAMSPORTS CENTRE
LACEBYVILLAGE
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SWIMMING LANES - INSIDE THIS AREA ONLY! - NO PERSONAL WATER CRAFT OR VESSELS
LAUNCH LANES - PERSONAL WATER CRAFT AND VESSELS ONLY!
Cleethorpes Tourist Information Centre
Cleethorpes Library, Alexandra Road, Cleethorpes, North East Lincolnshire DN35 8LGA TIC service is now also available at Grimsby Central Library, Town Hall Square, Grimsby, DN31 1HG
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