Motorists can expect road closures and a diversion as major roadworks to rebuild a bridge and resurfacing starts this summer.
Organisers are encouraging applicants for next year’s Spalding Flower Parade to ‘get their thinking caps on’ after announcing the theme.
An 85-year-old veteran will make a trip to Normandy to honour those killed in battle during the Second World War.
A resident who has had his house on the market for nine months is worried that the communal rubbish area is affecting viewings.
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A wildlife expert who has appeared on BBC Countryfile gives tips to garden lovers ahead of the summer.
International tennis player and coach Enoch Annan teaches puts reporter - and former trophy champion! - Jenny Beake through her paces on the court.
A parish council is holding a public meeting tonight to object to new plans for a Grade II listed building.
A popular play area that was damaged by mindless vandals has reopened.
A teaching assistant has received an award for the second year running to recognise her efforts to raise funds and awareness of a cancer charity.
A drinks evening is being held to show gratitude to the volunteers who helped put on a town’s major event.
The family of a former parish councillor have paid tribute to his commitment to charity and community work.
An organiser of a witch and spiritual market is pleased with how a fayre went at a new and bigger venue.
A couple’s wedding went without a hitch as they tied the knot amid the crowds of a busy town event.
A tribute match helped honour a committed cricketer who will be much-missed.
A council chairman has stepped down from his role after raising £21,000 for two charities.
Hundreds of people gathered at a town park to celebrate 80 years since the end of the Second World War in Europe.
Flower power certainly worked for the tills at some town firms over the weekend while others reported a disappointing result.
Spalding’s Flower Queen is calling on people to give their support to next year’s procession rather than making negative comments online.
Volunteers who organised Spalding Flower Parade promise next year’s event will be ‘bigger and better’ and say they are on a ‘learning curve’.
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Residents are disappointed after vandals ripped out a handrail and littered next to a riverside beauty spot.
