Environment

Can anyone enlighten us residents to why the management of the Crown Estates forbids bona fide organisations to conduct any kind of archaeological excavations either within Bingham or within a mile radius of the town?

The Grantham Clean and Green campaign continues with a plea to residents to avoid obstructing pavements with wheelie bins.

Grantham Rivercare recovered three shopping trolleys from the Witham when members began their clean-up at the weekend.

Households and business owners in Bourne and the Deepings are being told not to use dustbins on the street as a dumping ground for their waste.

The chairman of a parish council has hit out at a company which plans to build a solar farm which would cover the equivalent of 138 football pitches.

A dog walker has slammed litterbugs who have left rubbish strewn on the Hills and Hollows where she and other owners take their pets.

It is time to apply for new garden waste stickers for green bins.

Lincolnshire’s beaches are ready to take the plunge as new stricter standards on water quality are brought in for this summer.

Swarms of wasps could be set to invade ​Lincolnshire this summer, experts are warning.

​​A sales manager has helped a businessman reduce his carbon footprint with a solar deal.

More than 80 people have responded to a survey on residents’ parking in the area of Redcross Street in Grantham.

A new hide to view the ospreys at Rutland Water was officially opened by Mark Dorsett, UK country director for Caterpillar on Friday last week.

The latest advice under the Grantham Clean and Green campaign is about the disposal of electrical items.

South Kesteven District Council is appealing to residents to follow rules around the times bins and bags are left out for collection.

Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust teamed up with Market Deeping Town Council and groundworks firm Acrabuild to put up a huge swift tower on Tuesday.

A reader has asked for help identifying a colourful moth he spotted at home.

Householders are being asked to check waste carriers’ licences when having household or garden waste collected from their property.

The opening of the new splash and paddling pool in Wyndham Park has been delayed after it was due to take place on Saturday.

Dog owners are being reminded to clean up after their pets and take used dog waste bags home to deposit them in their black bins or pink bags to help keep South Kesteven cleaner and greener.