Community-minded people with an interest in Brigg can observe decisions being taken about the town as they happen.
Brigg Town Council meetings continue, despite the Coronavirus emergency and lockdown 2.0, but are being held 'virtually' online, rather than elected representatives assembling in a meeting room.
The Zoom facility is used to host these sessions, which are open to the public, with two to be held on Tuesday, November 24.
The Planning & Environment Committee will convene at 6.45pm; the monthly Town Council meeting will follow at 7.15pm.
Members of the public can watch these meetings live or opt to listen to the sessions by phone.
You don't have to download the Zoom app to do so; people can connect via the web link provided or dial a number furnished by the council and follow the simple instructions given in a message once they call to connect.
Email enquiries@briggmarkettown.co.uk up to noon on Tuesday so the council can make arrangements, as host, to admit you to the session on the night.
Those people who may wish to pose a question for consideration are asked to contact the Town Clerk, Kerry McGrath, by noon on Monday, using the council's email address.
Brigg Blog has used the phone and web browser methods during past meetings; on one occasion we used both on the same evening!
If you are interested in Brigg topics but can't make the sessions on Tuesday, we will be covering both meetings and posting reports in due course.