Senior Conservatives are confident they can keep control of Lincolnshire County Council next year - despite big recent losses for the party.
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A Morrisons supermarket is set to be demolished to make way for a bigger store.
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Controversial plans to build a new 3G football pitch at a school have been approved.
A council promised it will stand firm in protecting the county’s landscape and tourism sector in the face of multiple major infrastructure projects.
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A technical glitch on the Lincolnshire Police website is mistakenly claiming that a county town is not within its jurisdiction.
Labour has further strengthened its hold on the City of Lincoln Council, taking seats from the Conservative opposition in the 2024 local election.
Plans to build 142 new affordable homes on a site earmarked to become a marina have been unveiled.
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A former Halfords garage may soon be converted into an indoor trampoline centre.
The number of compensation claims from Lincolnshire motorists after hitting potholes has jumped by a third in the last year.
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Lincolnshire County Council has pledged to ‘double-check’ the findings of the Environment Agency’s report on flooding in Horncastle.
Hungry schoolchildren are pretending to eat from empty lunchboxes, eating rubbers and searching bins for scraps, according to a concerned councillor.
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A former police officer, who has already resigned, would have been dismissed after admitting stealing a jacket valued at £200 from a colleague.
A drive-thru coffee shop could be the latest development at a retail park.
The number of children and young people with a diagnosable mental health condition has been revealed.
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A planning decision for a new 3G football pitch labelled a “prison-like structure” has been deferred.
A council leader is ‘confident’ the devolution deal for Greater Lincolnshire will proceed as planned, with a mayoral authority established this year.
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Plans to build more than 100 new homes have been submitted.
The expansion of the NHS 111 service to include mental health support has been welcomed by councillors and health officials.
Health officials are hoping to reopen a Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) by May, following delays caused by high levels of legionella bacteria.
The firm behind proposed redevelopment plans at RAF Scampton says the Home Office has made no attempt to reach a compromise over the use of the site.
