A leading councillor says its vital to build new infrastructure so that South Holland is able to cope with new housing developments.
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Bosses behind a new full-fibre broadband rollout say their scheme could put an end to frustrations for internet users.
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Three conservation areas in our area are classed as ‘at risk’ by Historic England. Here we explore the current state of play.
A series of masts could help to spread wireless internet connections to businesses and homes right across South Holland.
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Police have vowed that we live in a ‘safe county with a low crime rate’ - after figures demonstrated the low officer numbers serving our area.
An 'amphibious vehicle' that has been buried under the ground in Crowland for more than 70 years has been unearthed.
Organisations are being urged to bid for a ‘levelling up’ fund – even though our area is not seen by the Government as a priority.
Three new schemes to provide affordable housing have been given the green light by senior councillors.
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Food ordering app Uber Eats has launched in Spalding today - and is offering residents chance to get McDonald's food delivered to their homes.
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A Pinchbeck road could be shut for a week while Anglian Water carries out repairs.
A new Lego shop has opened within a toy store at Springfields.
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A continental culture of outdoor food and drink could help Spalding to recover from the pandemic, according to a councillor.
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The drive-thru at Spalding's McDonald's restaurant is currently closed.
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South Lincolnshire could finally be stepping out of the broadband slow lane - with two separate schemes due to drastically boost speeds for users.
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Deliveroo is set to launch here in the next couple of months.
Police want to hear from anyone who might have seen a white Audi A6 'keyed' near McDonald's on Sunday.
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A county council candidate was ‘distraught’ when it emerged that the stamps he had used to post out his election leaflets were fakes.
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Controversial plans to cut town centre parking in Spalding are still ‘only options’ according to assurances received by the town’s MP.
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Princes was accused of not being a ‘good neighbour’ – as councillors finally agreed a compromise over an ‘acoustic barrier’ at its factory.
The five contenders fighting to be the figurehead of our police force have reacted to facts which lay bare the number of officers serving our area.
