Environment

Early plans have been unveiled for a well known South Holland parkland.

A mini market is to have its licence reviewed in relation to 'unsafe food' and 'unlicensed/foreign medicines'

Last year more than 29,000 households joined the scheme.

Residents have been disgusted after rats have been seen running close to their street.

The move follows a similar ban by South Kesteven District Council on its land.

A conservation project is celebrating International Women's Day.

Charity GROW is planning to design and transform the existing garden next to outpatients.

South Holland could be in line for a huge tourist boost thanks to plans to create a reservoir the size of Grafham Water.

Co-op staff are joining spring cleans to tidy up the county and are inviting the public to join them.

It is believed a takeaway employed an illegal worker, with food safety concerns also raised.

Volunteers are urged to take pride in their town and join a monthly litter pick.

Volunteers turned out to blitz the litter in three villages and made some unusual finds as they filled 20 bags.

You can get a subsidised composting bin through the county council and go greener today.

The Rutland Fairtrade Forum held a Big Brew event to celebrate Fairtrade Fortnight at the Methodist Church in Oakham.

A village could have a community wood extending to two acres if a parish council gives the final go-ahead.

Head gardner at Burghley House, Joe Whitehead, gave a talk to the Rutland Group of the Hardy Plant Society.

Rotarians in Grantham have delivered a van-load of tools to flood victims in Doncaster.

The Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) Rutland’s alternative vision for development has been launched at a meeting.

Maggie Bentley is a familiar face in Stamford's High Street as part of Fridays for Future.

Changes to street lighting have reduced carbon emissions by 6,200 metric tonnes, says the council.