Brigg Town Council will be discussing a range of topics of local interest during its monthly meeting this week.
They include progress on the new Woodbine Park allotments and how much tenants will be required to pay in rent for their plots; grass verge cutting in the town; deciding the winner of the Best Business in Bloom Trophy; and considering applications for cash grants from local groups.
There will also be a report on North Lincolnshire Council matters affecting the town, and an update about Brigg in Bloom.
The meeting takes place on Tuesday (July 27) from 7.15pm on the upper floor of the Market Place's Buttercross (access available by stairs or lift).
Members of the public can participate early in the session but the council says although it will respond to issues raised, it may be unable to provide immediate answers in every case.
Also open to the public on Tuesday is a meeting of the Town Council's Planning & Environment Committee, starting at 6.45pm in the Buttercross. Councillors will be considering the latest planning applications submitted in Brigg.
PICTURED: Brigg in Bloom is currently bringing flower power and a touch of colour to the County Bridge.
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