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Electric vehicle charging station approved despite ‘behaviour’ concerns

Electric vehicle charging station approved despite ‘behaviour’ concerns

Electric vehicle charging station approved despite ‘behaviour’ concerns

15 September 2024

Plans for an ultra-fast electric vehicle charging site have been given the green light - despite fears it will attract ‘undesirable behaviour’.

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What to watch out for as autumn arrives

What to watch out for as autumn arrives

What to watch out for as autumn arrives

15 September 2024

There are plenty of birds and mammals to see in September, as fields are harvested and migration begins.


Is September too early to turn the heating on?

Is September too early to turn the heating on?

Is September too early to turn the heating on?

13 September 2024

Experts reveal their best budgeting and heating tips to keep your home warm this autumn


Town traders cautiously welcome reopening of Market Place — but remain unconvinced by ‘most expensive patio’

Town traders cautiously welcome reopening of Market Place — but remain unconvinced by ‘most expensive patio’

Town traders cautiously welcome reopening of Market Place — but remain unconvinced by ‘most expensive patio’

11 September 2024

Businesses have cautiously welcomed the reopening of Grantham Market Place — with the end finally in sight for long-running roadworks.


Duck food machine installed in nature reserve as part of new initiative

Duck food machine installed in nature reserve as part of new initiative

Duck food machine installed in nature reserve as part of new initiative

11 September 2024

A food machine for ducks has been installed in a nature reserve.


‘Fly-tipping is not just an eyesore, it’s a serious issue that has a direct impact on the quality of life for residents’

‘Fly-tipping is not just an eyesore, it’s a serious issue that has a direct impact on the quality of life for residents’

‘Fly-tipping is not just an eyesore, it’s a serious issue that has a direct impact on the quality of life for residents’

11 September 2024

A dumped fridge and bin bags are among the eyesores blighting an area of town - which two councillors are calling for immediate action in sorting.

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‘Our area’s sewage problems are only going to grow - we need action’

‘Our area’s sewage problems are only going to grow - we need action’

‘Our area’s sewage problems are only going to grow - we need action’

10 September 2024

A woman is fighting for a change in the law to make water companies more transparent over how many customers are hooked up to their treatment plants.

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Plans unveiled to expand chalk quarry

Plans unveiled to expand chalk quarry

Plans unveiled to expand chalk quarry

09 September 2024

An industrial firm has unveiled plans to expand an existing chalk quarry.


Kerbside battery collections to start next week

Kerbside battery collections to start next week

Kerbside battery collections to start next week

09 September 2024

Bags of used batteries can be put out with rubbish bins from next week.

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‘Storing energy rather than producing it is far better’

‘Storing energy rather than producing it is far better’

‘Storing energy rather than producing it is far better’

09 September 2024

Six battery boxes will appear across South Holland after councillors gave the scheme the thumbs up.

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Levelling Up cash for town’s green transport plan

Levelling Up cash for town’s green transport plan

Levelling Up cash for town’s green transport plan

09 September 2024

A plan is being drawn up to get people out of their cars and on to two wheels or their own two feet.


Boats display will be used to brighten up untidy gateway to the county

Boats display will be used to brighten up untidy gateway to the county

Boats display will be used to brighten up untidy gateway to the county

08 September 2024

Work will soon be underway at a village roundabout to help improve visitor’s first impressions as they enter Lincolnshire.

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Yellow weather warning issued for county due to heavy rain

Yellow weather warning issued for county due to heavy rain

Yellow weather warning issued for county due to heavy rain

07 September 2024

Lincolnshire should brace for heavy rain and potential flooding as the Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for swathes of the UK.


Community skip idea could be embraced if pilot succeeds

Community skip idea could be embraced if pilot succeeds

Community skip idea could be embraced if pilot succeeds

07 September 2024

A district waste chief has endorsed a pilot scheme to introduce a community skip to tackle fly-tipping.

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Joining forces for united front against pylon plan

Joining forces for united front against pylon plan

Joining forces for united front against pylon plan

07 September 2024

County council bosses are planning to work alongside colleagues in Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex to oppose proposed pylon plans from National Grid.

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‘I don’t want to see old Doris, 89, getting a £100 fine for throwing a bit of bread to a pigeon’ Council debates tough fines on those who feed the birds

‘I don’t want to see old Doris, 89, getting a £100 fine for throwing a bit of bread to a pigeon’ Council debates tough fines on those who feed the birds

‘I don’t want to see old Doris, 89, getting a £100 fine for throwing a bit of bread to a pigeon’ Council debates tough fines on those who feed the birds

06 September 2024

Council bosses may soon impose fines on individuals caught feeding wild birds in a town centre.


‘If we felt we were being heard and the flooding issue was being acknowledged, we could maybe accept it and move on’

‘If we felt we were being heard and the flooding issue was being acknowledged, we could maybe accept it and move on’

‘If we felt we were being heard and the flooding issue was being acknowledged, we could maybe accept it and move on’

05 September 2024

Frustrated business owners are eager to know more about the events leading up devastating flooding - and what steps are being taken to protect them.


Council members unanimously approve county’s first ‘nature bank’

Council members unanimously approve county’s first ‘nature bank’

Council members unanimously approve county’s first ‘nature bank’

05 September 2024

A council has secured a legally-binding agreement to contribute to a nature project.


County’s first ‘nature bank’ could get go-ahead

County’s first ‘nature bank’ could get go-ahead

County’s first ‘nature bank’ could get go-ahead

05 September 2024

The county’s first ‘nature bank’ could be created so developers can meet their environmental obligations if they can’t improve their own sites.


Beekeepers rally to fight invasive predator

Beekeepers rally to fight invasive predator

Beekeepers rally to fight invasive predator

03 September 2024

Beekeepers are increasing their efforts to protect native insects from a devastating predator.


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