The costs of building a bridge - which is unlikely to be used by traffic for a decade - have been revealed.
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An archaeological dig has uncovered evidence of the farming practices which were once used in the area.
Volunteers who are trying to reduce speeding in their village were told they should be ‘ashamed of themselves’ by foul mouthed residents.
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An important road is expected to be closed for the rest of the week while Anglian Water repairs its network.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of spraying a suspected noxious substance into another vehicle following a crash.
Half of the onions sold by a major supermarket are supplied by a county company.
‘A Great Day Out’ is being offered at a church flower festival.
Motorists are advised to avoid an important road which has been shut.
Health bosses say the blood test service is running as normal after concerns have been raised.
Developers have unveiled more details of their plans for a huge 1,100 hectare solar farm.
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A councillor who did not attend a meeting for six months has lost his seat.
Our patients are suffering from a choice of poorly performing hospitals with a body saying the state of our emergency care should be a ‘call to arms’.
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Work is underway to create a successful town centre, a retail expert told Spalding and District Civic Society members.
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Refuse collections for approximately 150 properties have been delayed.
An Easter Egg hunt and refreshments attracted about 100 visitors to a church over the weekend.
People will be honouring the late Pope Francis with a number of services in the coming days.
Residents will be able to have their say on early designs of a massive solar farm which is due to be built on fields surrounding a number of villages.
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A man who ensured that South Holland’s sporting achievements were properly celebrated has passed away at the age of 86.
A grieving mum says the probation service is not ‘fit for purpose’ after officers did not stop a disqualified driver from killing her daughter.
The Environment Agency said that it would be ‘open’ to hear proposals about the use of a town waterway as a paddle boarding venue.
