Councils across Lincolnshire have approved their increased tax rates for the fiscal year 2024/25.
A council is looking into taking National the Grid to court over the way it’s been consulting the public on a huge pylon scheme.
The £262 million Lincolnshire transport funding package is dependent on the Conservative Party retaining power after the General Election.
A council has approved plans to elevate a plot of land, despite numerous objections from neighbours who have raised concerns about potential flooding.
Residents fighting against plans to use RAF Scampton as a Home Office asylum centre refuse to back down – a year after the project was announced.
A council has been recommended to approve plans to raise a plot of land, despite concerns about flooding.
The mother of two-year-old Bronson Battersby has shared her anguish that a review into his death could take over six months
A council will do what it can to recoup money after the redevelopment of a former factory site was thrown into doubt.
A 26-year-old woman said she was accused by an A&E doctor of “wasting NHS resources,” despite being diagnosed with kidney failure.
Councillors are urging the Government to tackle the thousands of reported sewage spills and storm overflows in Lincolnshire.
While some are still recovering months after Storms Babet and Henk, Lincolnshire County Council warned that more flooding could soon be on the way.
Residents and shoppers have said the cancellation of a historic Christmas market continues to see a council shoot itself in the foot a year later.
Residents have welcomed an additional £9 million in proposed funding to address the road they deem “too dangerous” to drive down.
The City of Lincoln Council is moving forward with the first phase of its Western Growth Corridor housing project, despite criticisms of designs.
Commuters have voiced their frustration with the ongoing rail strikes — and they are eagerly awaiting a resolution as soon as possible.
The Home Office is reportedly wanting to use the former RAF Scampton air base as an asylum centre for at least four-and-a-half years.
Plans to convert an evangelical Christian Gospel Hall into a new 78-bed nursing home have been unveiled.
Plans for a 70-home development on former nursery land look set to be approved, despite concerns over wildlife, security and traffic.
Councillors from across Lincolnshire are advocating for an overhaul of the ‘outdated’ electoral system.