The chief executive of ULHT said there is “considerable anger” over the issue of Grantham A&E.
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Lincolnshire County Council is “not counting its chickens” despite milder conditions causing it to use less salt than last year.
The increase would see council tax rise by £5 for the average Band D property.
Trust, which is still in financial special measures, was within its deficit target set for the end of the financial year.
Surgery on the wrong part of the body and objects left in patients were recorded over the last three years in Lincolnshire's hospitals.
A motion to be put to South Kesteven District Council calls for health shake-up plans to be published as soon as possible.
Bosses say there are “no plans” to return Grantham A&E to a 24/7 service until a public consultation on the future of hospital services is complete.
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Lincolnshire hospital bosses have lodged a bid to extend Lincoln’s emergency department in an effort to ease 'significant pressures' on the service.
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A son must pay his late mother’s £11,000 care fees after the council found her assets had been deprived by £19,000 while she was in care.
A CCTV parking enforcement scheme has been scrapped and will be replaced by additional foot patrols, said the county council.
The authority will look at whether parking is suitable for residents, visitors and businesses in the town.
An ombudsman has found that Lincolnshire County Council was right to ask a son to pay back £11,000 in care fees.
SKDC's cabinet is expected to adopt a position statement on sky lanterns and balloons.
A trial which aimed to tackle parking on keep clear zones outside schools will be scrapped, with cost a factor.
Ambulance trust will continue to use 28 private crews alongside its own as pressures remain.
Patients urged to 'self care' and only visit A&E in an emergency.
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Patients are waiting more than the national average before receiving treatment in emergency departments run by ULHT.
County councillors confirmed the appointment at the full council meeting today.
South Kesteven councillors look set to back plans to demolish the old court building to make way for the 55 bedroom care home.
Trust has seen a “significant increase in very poorly patients” attending A&E, but admits its performance is not “where we want it to be”.
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