Lincolnshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has criticised a cost-saving measure to close 17 small-town hubs, branding the decision “foolhardy”.
A leading chocolate business has submitted a planning application to extend its factory and build a new warehouse facility at the site.
Lincolnshire’s Police & Crime Commissioner has recommended almost the maximum increase for the council tax precept for 2024/25.
Lincolnshire’s ambitious devolution deal, promising £24 million annually for 30 years, has hit a snag with its public consultation process.
A town could have its first budget supermarket next year, as a detailed application has been submitted for an Aldi and Starbucks to be built.
Flood prevention, road improvements and trade expansion opportunities are top of Lincolnshire County Council’s £20 million wishlist.
In a twist of bureaucratic finger-pointing, an MP’s campaign for improved street lighting has sparked a debate over responsibility between councils.
Lincolnshire County Council said that there are just a handful of flood damaged roads left to reopen after Storm Henk at the beginning of January.
Lincolnshire is becoming a “dumping ground” for excessively large solar farm developments that bypass local planning procedures, is is feared.
The ambulance service covering Lincolnshire has recorded ‘significant improvements’ to response times - but they are still double national targets.
A petition was set up calling for the chief executive of an emergency care service to resign after a poor Care Quality Commission rating.
Plans have been unveiled for the construction of a new apartment block and three townhouses on the site of the former Post Office Social Club.
The heated debate around pedestrianising Sleaford Market Place is set to take its largest twist yet.
Lincolnshire County Council needs an extra £40 million a year to clear its roads maintenance backlog – as it feels the impact of big budget cuts.
A former Mayor has hit out at Lincolnshire County Council after “awful” temporary tarmac fillings were spotted at Lincoln Cathedral.
Councillors have approved calls to reduce the speed limit along a narrow rural road, despite there being no recorded accidents there for five years.
In the aftermath storms Babet and Henk, councillors want to “build resilience” now to protect residents from ever-more-frequent flooding.
A petition with over 900 signatures has been delivered to a council by residents who oppose plans for the pedestrianisation of a market place.
Lincolnshire could woo film makers to use our county as its backdrop if it had someone dedicated to the task, according to an MP.
Our healthcare system is facing a shake-up at the top, as the CEO of two county NHS trusts prepares to retire from full time work by the end of March.