Electric Railway), the A180 road, and the Barton Line (the former Great Grimsby and Sheffield Junction Railway, est.1845) run through the parish parallel to the foreshore (in order from north to south). Healing is served by Healing railway station (Barton line) on the northern edge of the village, and connected to the road network by the B1210 to the south. Much of the parish is low-lying agricultural land drained by man-made drains. North of Healing village the height above sea level does not exceed ; south of Healing are minor high points of around elevation. In the north of the parish, adjacent to the river bank, are the Lenzing Tencel plant and the associated 48 MW Cofely-owned Humber Energy CHP plant. Healing's population at the 2001 Census was 2,606, increasing to 2,940 at the 2011 census. Community The village has a post office and a number of shops. Transport connections include Healing railway station on the Barton-Cleethorpes Line, the B1210 road, and a local bus service. Healing has two schools, Healing Primary School and Healing Comprehensive, as well as a Nursery and Out Of School Club. There are two local men's football teams, and a junior football team, the Healing Hotspurs. Gallery References Sources External links Healing Comprehensive School Healing Village History Friends of Healing Moated Manor Site Villages in Lincolnshire Borough of North East Lincolnshire Civil parishes in Lincolnshire Springs of England