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Readers have shared their thoughts, including a letter from a woman who’s cat was hit by a car.

The county’s new deputy leader will play a key role in the biggest political change for a generation.

The new Reform county leader said the party will ‘break the mould’ as his group took formal control amid a backdrop of protest.

Reform UK has scrapped a county flooding committee on its first day in charge, despite pleas from other parties to save it.

The new leader of Lincolnshire County Council has officially been chosen.

A man has been jailed for 12 years after being convicted of multiple rapes dating back more than a decade.

Investors were presented with 17 opportunities in Lincolnshire — as the new mayor looked to sell the area as a place to do business.

Lincolnshire’s newest authority will not be meeting until June - more than a month after the elections.

The Conservative group at Lincolnshire County Council has announced its official shadow executive team.

Council bosses say they will be developing a ‘robust tourism strategy after an organisation has ceased trading.

A monthly lottery which gives parents the chance to win free nursery places is inviting nurseries all around the county to join.

A research midwife writes about her career to mark International Day of the Midwife.

Readers have once again had plenty to say on what’s in the news.

It’s important to keep your dog cool in the summer. Here’s how to do it…

Citizens Advice South Lincolnshire gives advice on moving into a rental property for the first time.

Lincolnshire MPs have taken a stand in Parliament against the concentration of solar farms in the county, calling it ‘folly in the highest degree’.

A soft drinks business is making its retail debut — with its owner set to see her drinks sold in a supermarket chain across Lincolnshire.

More than 400 dodgy drivers are being dealt with by police after being caught on camera by the public.

The county’s new Reform UK leader has dismissed the idea of a climate emergency, suggesting the path to net zero would be better taken over 100 years.

Care for older and vulnerable people along with food production could be impacted by proposed changes to immigration rules, say local experts.