Environment

The Reform politicians running Lincolnshire are sceptical about man-made climate change – despite an expert saying “the evidence is unwavering”.

If you’re scared of both spiders and wasps, a new arachnid has made itself home in Lincolnshire...and maybe your nightmares.

The thought that art imitates life was proposed by Plato and Aristotle thousands of years ago, writes Ian Simmons of Grantham RiverCare.

A resident fears that his neighbourhood will suffer ‘major problems’ unless blocked drains are not cleared out soon.

We often talk about tackling climate change as something global, but real action starts locally, writes our columnist.

Lincolnshire’s east coast flood defences will be “ineffective” by 2040 unless billions of pounds are invested, the Environment Agency has warned.

Nigel Farage’s claim that a council’s flooding committee was useless has been branded an insult by a councillor.

Torrential rain did not result in flooding in areas of a town that have suffered previously.

A town centre burst into colour as judges assessed this year’s In Bloom competition entries.

An ‘eyesore’ town centre building could be converted into a shop and housing if new plans are given the green light.

Cash-strapped council leaders have welcomed £5million of Government cash to help meet the costs of protecting the area from flooding.

A dragonfly rarely spotted in this area has been photographed by an enthusiast.

Reform leaders have trained their sights on plans for large renewable energy projects which they say could ‘desecrate’ Lincolnshire.

A multi-national company requesting permission for a major expansion of its quarry has been given extra time to provide information.

Hundreds more Lincolnshire residents will now receive more accurate flood warnings as part of major updates.

Bags of charity clothing have been discarded in a cemetery on top of a memorial bench and tombstone.

He’s been an enduring sight for many years but Skegness’ Jolly Fisherman could be replaced by a smiling fish if an animal rights charity gets its way.

Anglian Water has agreed to pay out a £62.8 million enforcement package after a ‘serious breach’ in how it handles wastewater and sewage.

The road surface of a popular city street is likely to be replaced as it begins to crack.

A community group has marked 20 years of volunteering and support for the town with a celebration in its sensory garden.