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Pier Gardens Revitalisation Offers Hope for Cleethorpes Community

Anthony Imrie
Community
Pier Gardens Revitalisation Offers Hope for Cleethorpes Community

The ongoing regeneration of Pier Gardens has been recognised as a ‘tremendous opportunity’ for the local community in Cleethorpes, as stated by representatives from the Voluntary Action North East Lincolnshire (VANEL). The project, aiming to revitalise the cherished gardens, plans to offer a renewed and engaging environment for both residents and visitors. The commitment of local volunteers contributes to the scheme, poised to amplify the area’s inherent beauty and cultivate a sense of community spirit.

The Lincoln Post has adapted this story from its original reporting on www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk.

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