Environment

But opposition councillors raise concerns over delays on policy

One of the males has already flown 3,358 miles from Rutland Water to the Western Sahara in Africa in nine days after GPS units were fitted

The co-owner of a Manthorpe butcher estimates she will save around 100,000 plastic bags per year by using alternative, recyclable packaging

More than 50 fixed penalty notices issued already

Environmental health officers had to clear a load of asbestos dumped on a country lane in Crowland at the weekend.

Traders aired concerns that three-hour waits aren't long enough for some customers ...

And barriers go up at a second iconic building in Spalding ...

Changes follow visit by food hygiene inspectors

Two Stamford councillors helped add a splash of colour to the town with donations from their Ward Member Grant Funds

Teams of volunteers from have been working around the clock in partnership as part of a project to restore two derelict locks.

Work on a £1m-plus project to restore Grantham's World War One memorial park has been completed in time for a grand opening on Sunday.

Work has started in Bicker Fen on an important part of a new off-shore wind farm.

Eight million tonnes of plastic gets into our oceans every single year ... and it's entering the food chain.

Plans for sixth form block submitted to SKDC

Three street drinkers dealt with in first hour of wardens' shift

Proposals now at Reserved Matters stage

Work to transform a Holbeach park into a thriving attraction will move up a gear with the arrival of new picnic benches.

Gedney Hill has a new source for information about events in the village after a notice board was unveiled in Hillgate.

Blue green algae has been discovered in Queen Elizabeth Park.

Anne and Bob Smith were told by contractors they were the first to walk through the Wyndham Park arch on Friday, August 17.