All Lincolnshire News

It may not always be true that farmers always complain, but they have a case this spring if they are bemoaning the lack of rainfall.

The new deputy mayor of Greater Lincolnshire set her sights on helping veterans — and described the role as a "great privilege and honour".

The number of GP appointments has risen in Lincolnshire - with more doctors now employed to keep up with demand according to latest figures.

A murder was one of 450-plus police prosecutions which collapsed due to lost, damaged or missing evidence in the county, it can be revealed.

Police will be working with other authorities to clamp down on shoplifting and anti-social behaviour in several towns as part of a new initiative.

‘Positive experiences at bus stops’ and simplified ticketing are among the ideas Greater Lincolnshire’s new mayor has to improve public transport.

People have been urged to practise safe sex after an increase in cases of syphilis in the region.

A cost-cutting Doge council unit will be going into Lincolnshire County Council, Reform UK has confirmed.

Baby banks are seeing a rise in families seeking support as the cost of living crisis continues to squeeze household budgets.

Food waste will be collected for the first time in Lincolnshire next year as part of a national roll-out.

Renewed warnings about properly disposing of batteries have been issued after more than 70 fires in the past year at one recycling centre alone.

Vulnerable children are being let down as they can’t get to see doctors or dentists, a damning inspection report has found.

Our readers have once again put pen to paper and sent in an array of letters on varying topics.

North Lincolnshire Council will now oppose proposals to further reorganise local government in the county, after a ‘clear lack of support’ for change.

A veterinary practice, a nursery and an outdoor pursuits company are among the businesses named and shamed by the government.

District council leaders have raised concerns that local government re-organisation could discourage more young people from engaging in politics.

A new report has called for urgent investment in Lincolnshire’s roads, flood defences and the clean energy sector.

Lincolnshire leaders have weighed in on the debate about whether the two-child benefit cap should be scrapped.

Councillor Natalie Oliver has been appointed the new executive member for children’s services at Lincolnshire County Council.

Coun Alex McGonigle has been appointed the new executive member for community safety at Lincolnshire County Council.