Environment

Three artists have joined forces for a multimedia exhibition at a nature reserve on the Lincolnshire coast this week.

Former colleagues who were involved in the construction of Rutland Water reunited to share their memories of the transformational project.

A pioneering insect farm business has expanded into a new site following a year of ‘exponential growth’.

Five men convicted of offences in connection with an illegal waste site have had confiscation orders made against them totalling £74,751.16.

A Lincolnshire district has been named the worst place to be born and live in the UK.

A film charting global importance of The Wash to wildlife held its premiere at the weekend.

Council bosses are planning to review the district’s bin rounds in a bid to cope with the ‘sheer volume of waste’ put out each week.

County bosses say there are no plans to build new tip — despite demand for a new facility.

Today marks the start of a major change to bin collections across South Kesteven.

Now that the warmest summer on record has drawn to a close, our nature columnist looks at how the wildlife in our region has responded.

Residents have been told they will lose access to parking spaces while a number of trees are removed for public safety reasons.

The Environment Agency says it is working to increase water levels in the River Welland following an issue with the sluice gates.

Spalding Water Taxi will not be operating tomorrow due to low river levels.

Plans to build a micro-energy storage facility in Spalding have been given the green light.

Police are appealing for witnesses to fires that have been lit in a village park as concerns grow that the issue could become a serious danger.

A 'holy grail’ moth has sent hearts aflutter among lepidopterists after two were found at a remote nature reserve.

A number of roads in South Holland could be ‘enhanced’ to cope with construction traffic if National Grid gets the go-ahead with its cabling plans.

Residents have the chance to hear about revised plans for a new quarry operation.

Anglian Water bosses say that they have now wrapped up all the work needed to fix Spalding’s burst mains issues.

Leading councillors say they have had to dig into their reserves to pay for a weekly food waste collection after the Government got its sums wrong.