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An appeal against Andrea Jenkyns’ right to stand as mayor has been dropped.

Lincolnshire Police is facing the prospect of becoming the first force in the UK to go effectively bankrupt.

A war of words has broken out between Lincolnshire councils over the latest plans to redraw the political map.

Water bosses say they are ‘monitoring the situation’ after a hose pipe ban has been declared in another part of the country.

Two Grantham area schools have been chosen to receive new special needs hubs as part of a major county-wide investment.

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Every month, South Lincolnshire Citizens Advice answers your question on parcel delivery scams.

Think ‘Pharmacy First’ for fast NHS treatment this summer writes Dr Sunil Hindocha, medical director of NHS Lincolnshire Integrated Care Board.

Police can’t afford to put on extra patrols during the summer which the Government has promised, its commissioner says.

Two leading councillors say their proposals for two Lincolnshire unitary authorities will give residents a ‘stronger voice’ in how services are run.

Two council leaders have outlined their vision for the future of local government in Greater Lincolnshire.

A revival of interest in peas, including at Wimbledon, is boosting Lincolnshire’s farmers.

Lincolnshire County Council is backing what it says is the ‘most sensible’ option as the political map is redrawn.

A councillor has described the Government’s plans to shelve funding to improve trains in the East Midlands as a ‘kick in the teeth’.

Repairing breaches in the Lincolnshire’s ‘stressed’ flood defences is ‘unsustainable’ in the long-term say officials.

With the long, warm summer evenings here, you’re more likely to spot a flying mammal that has proved a little divisive.

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Police have hailed the success of a major drugs crackdown, which officers say has helped disrupt the activities of gangs operating in Lincolnshire.

MPs have voted for changes to the welfare system, after a high profile row played out over the controversial changes.

More than 1,000 electrical fires have taken place in Lincolnshire in the last five years, new figures have revealed.