Environment

Council appeals for help in tracing flytippers.

Households in the area are being asked to be 'discretionary' in their use of taps and standpipes.

Police are reminding the public about the dangers of inhaling nitrous oxide, or 'Nos'.

Kyan and Alyssa grabbed their litter-pickers after hearing of a local 'grot spot'.

A project is increasing facilities around The Wash in the aim of attracting more visitors.

An international dressage rider is urging others to join the toilet paper challenge.

People in Rutland have been thanked for their 'considerate' use of a recycling centre.

Fly-tipping on allotments in Stamford has been traced to some of the plot-holders themselves.

Anglian Water is carrying out what it describes as 'routine maintenance work' this week.

Fire fighters have answered a call from SKDC to improve the water conditions in the canal.

People are being 'selfish and inconsiderate' by leaving drinks cans, sweet wrappers and fast food bags on the ground.

A team of volunteers are saddened after thieves apparently stole their plants from a churchyard.

Their impressive volunteer work has won praise from residents and passers-by.

Revellers have been coming to Stamford’s meadows in their droves to drink booze, take drugs and leave litter strewn across the beauty spot.

Plans to order 90-100 hanging baskets to brighten Spalding are scuppered due to a lack of resources after COVID.

The weeds surrounding the canal have been described as “dangerous for kids”, while fish have been struggling in the low water levels.

There has been a sharp increase in the amount of waste dumped illegally in part of the county.

The £1.29m three-year ecological scheme will rejuvenate rivers and riverside areas.

Anglian Water is asking customers in Stamford and Bourne to be water wise even when temperatures dip.

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