Environment

Town officials are working on proposals which they hope to have ready next Spring.

Climate activists will gather on election night to protest with a lantern vigil.

Mercury reader Adrian Gombault was surprised to see Inca in one of the country lanes to the east of Stamford.

Residents with concerns about potentially contaminated land at Elsea Park in Bourne have 'not had their questions answered adequately’.

A plastic barrier which was in a town square for a year has finally been replaced.

There's a reprieve for 9 home owners as a council today removed the demolition threat hanging over them since February.

Café Black in Stamford have become a plastic-free champion for taking steps to reduce single-use plastic.

SKDC planning officers are recommending councillors oppose a housing scheme in Langtoft.

Green-fingered pupils at a Grantham primary school have been working hard towards their Green Tree Schools award.

Stamford in Bloom get support from Stamford Town Council.

Tree planting is the start of the council's bid to boost tree numbers on its land.

A popular attraction has had its first 'restoration' in ten years.

Initial projects focus on de-carbonisation of transport, property improvements, energy usage and involving the authority in the generation of energy.

A start-up business called Supa water expects to start production in the new year.

A trailblazing idea could turn bare fields into local spaces to support nature.

Children from Edenham Preschool will be able to show their own children and grandchildren trees they planted in the fight against climate change.

Brandishing spades and putting their backs into the job, councillors planted five trees at some well-used town playing fields.

Extinction Rebellion has launched a 12-day campaign in Stamford, Bourne and Peterborough.

A farmer is calling on the Environment Agency to take more action to guard against flooding.

A Bourne-based business is confident a deal in Kenya will deliver much revenue.