Environment

A business that recycles artificial grass has applied to stay at its present site.

The Planning Inspectorate has rejected an appeal for a proposal to build a house on an empty plot of land.

A fast food giant has opened to motorists on the A1 between Stamford and Grantham.

Four environmental groups in the area will share £10,000 in grants from a retailer.

A man whose home backs on to a town watercourse fears a build up of debris and litter will attract rats.

Staff and visitors at Belton House have been left ‘devastated’ after a 200-year-old tree was uprooted and fell during bad weather.

Stamford Town Council is having to clawback thousands of pounds it has paid to Anglian Water.

Stamford Town Council has been urged to declare a 'climate emergency'.

The dismissal of a planning appeal has been hailed as 'excellent news'.

A town's crisp packet recycling scheme has been wrapped up after eight months.

A campaign for pavement repairs in Stamford appears to have paid off.

A power outage affecting thousands is not connected to an earlier fault, according to Western Power Distribution.

Aled Pattinson chaired the meeting at Stamford Arts Centre’s Cellar Bar on Wednesday last week, attended by about 10 people.

A store opening at 7 High Street will add to other recent arrivals in Stamford town centre.

A plaque has been unveiled adding to other momentoes of Daniel's life in Stamford.

A community garden in Bottesford has won first place at a national community rail awards ceremony.

Regular columnist Mark Cox is advising on how to get the best rapsberry crop next year.

Plans are being announced to introduce an arts trial, events programme and new toilets.

Houses on a garden site may finally happen after earlier plans never materialised.

The A1 through Lincolnshire and Rutland is said to be one of the most dangerous roads in the country.