Health

Bereaved parents will be offered counselling in a new initiative funded by the United Lincolnshire Hospitals Charity.

A new gym promising to blend high-quality fitness with a strong sense of community has officially opened.

A family has launched a foundation to support village groups and leave a legacy to one of its most active members.

Wheelchair sports will soon be offered at a centre which runs activities for adults with additional needs thanks to a £25,000 grant.

A health boss has said feedback about proposed changes to the same day urgent care service in Rutland could lead to amendments to the plan.

A mother is pleading for action after her son, three, who has sleep apnoea, remains off the surgical waiting list three months after diagnosis.

A mental health advocate is celebrating a decade of helping residents with mental health issues and hopes a sponsor could provide a permanent venue.

At first glance, Kiya Clark looks just like your average teenage girl. But beyond that is a young woman facing a big battle.

A £4.5m community hospital ward that opened eight months ago still hasn’t been used by patients.

Rail passengers who struggle with steps have an MP’s backing to improve access at a town station.

The number of safety incidents in a mental health unit increased significantly after the unit had to relocate due to a legionella outbreak.

A doctor's surgery has applied for some council funding to upgrade its waiting room.

Closed leisure centres will begin reopening this week, nearly four months after they shut unexpectedly.

Amateur bakers will have their eyes on the pies as a mouth-watering world championship returns to a town pub.

A public consultation has backed the restoration of a derelict hospital site rather than leaving it to deteriorate.

The rise in National Insurance has been a ‘moral injury’ to GP surgeries in Lincolnshire, a top medical professional has said.

Nature trails, walks, sports and theatre will help families enjoy town parks from Monday.

Almost £3.5m in funding will support improvements in end-of-life care at local hospices across the East Midlands.

Lakeside Healthcare may be asked to leave one of its GP surgeries if the building is not repaired.

A care worker is hoping to fill a gap in the market by providing a cost effective service for struggling and lonely pensioners.