Monday, May 6, 2024

Great progress being made on Mablethorpe’s £8.6m Campus for Future Living

East Lindsey District Council’s flagship Town Deal Campus for Future Living project is making great progress in Mabelthorpe.

A progress site visit was attended by Cllr William Gray, South & East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership officers and some of the project’s partners including the Marisco Medical Centre, Lincolnshire Primary Care Network Alliance and Lincs Digital.

Lindum Group, the Council’s contractors for the project, led the tour of the Centre as the steel frame and upper floor of the main building are now in place.

Councillor Gray said: “It has been fantastic to come to Mablethorpe and see how much the Campus site has changed. You now get a sense of its scale and can really visualise how the Centre will look and compliment the surrounding landscape.

“It has been great to share the progress with some of our partners and to find out about the plans by Lindum to engage with the area’s young people to encourage careers in construction.

“Social Value is very important to East Lindsey and the local community and there will be lots of opportunities now to engage with the various communities, as we have already done, so they can be part of this exciting opportunity in Mablethorpe.

“Lindum are doing a fantastic job and we are all excited about the opportunities the Centre will bring to Mablethorpe, the district and wider region.”

Work started in February and Lindum are scheduled to handover the Stanley Avenue site back to the Council in March next year.

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