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Councillors from across Lincolnshire are advocating for an overhaul of the ‘outdated’ electoral system.
Newly-elected South Kesteven District Council leader Ashley Baxter has outlined his top priorities for the role.
Boston Borough Council leader Anne Dorrian has accused Lincolnshire County Council leader Martin Hill of pursuing “personal revenge” against Boston.
Opposition is growing against plans to erect pylons through the county – with a newly-created petition swiftly passing the 1,000 signature mark.
A proposed council tax increase has been defended by the leader of East Lindsey District Council.
Motorists have raised concerns about the poor state of Lincolnshire’s roads.
Councillors from across Lincolnshire feel that the consultation process for the Greater Lincolnshire devolution deal is ‘biased’.
The Government’s decision to redirect £235 million to repair roads in London has been slammed as “disgraceful” by Lincolnshire councillors.
Around 70% of Lincolnshire’s junior doctors have joined the pre-Christmas industrial action.
The High Court has issued its ruling on the Home Office’s asylum centre plans for RAF Scampton, with residents describing it as “a disaster”.
A man battling throat cancer was forced to endure a distressing 28-hour wait in A&E, only to be discharged without receiving the necessary treatment.
Villagers have rallied against a proposed traveller site, saying that the area is completely unsuitable for such accommodation.
Residents have warmly welcomed Ukrainian refugee families ‘with arms wide open’ as they prepare to move into a new housing development.
Recent Home Office data has highlighted that fire service response times have reached a decade-long peak.
Local councillors and motorists are calling for increased highway funding due to the deteriorating state of Lincolnshire’s roads.
Local councillors and motorists are calling for increased highway funding due to the deteriorating state of Lincolnshire’s roads.
Local councillors and motorists are calling for increased highway funding due to the deteriorating state of Lincolnshire’s roads.