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A new emergency department will be accepting its first patients today - with staff ‘giddy’ at the chance to get to work.

The former portfolio holder for waste on Lincolnshire County Council has attributed the rise of Reform UK to "disillusionment with politics".

Reform UK is close to securing a majority on Lincolnshire County Council, following a "clean sweep" of all the seats across East Lindsey.

Pilgrim Hospital’s brand new £45 million emergency department will be treating its first patients from Wednesday.

A renewed call has been made for a town tip as thousands of new homes are planned.

Pubs from our area are hoping they can become the toast of their county - and beyond.

A food bank and social enterprise is looking to move to a new location to keep running and to 'expand its impact'.

Campaigners have celebrated plans for a 3G football pitch being turned down, saying “common sense has prevailed” .

Plans to build a 3G football pitch have been refused.

Campaigners have threatened legal action if a controversial 3G football pitch is approved.

A local MP and Shadow Secretary of State for Rural Affairs has argued her Labour counterpart should be demanding the family farm tax be scrapped.

A Pride event, sports partnerships, arts projects and village halls are among the 21 beneficiaries of almost £300,000.

Council leaders have withdrawn from a 'contentious' process which is looking into building a nuclear waste dump.

Three councillors have defected to Reform UK.

Reform UK has announced a new candidate in the forthcoming elections after the previous candidate stood down after admitting defrauding a charity.

Lincolnshire County Council’s decision to end talks about a nuclear waste site in the county has been described as “politically motivated”.

A defendant told a court he’d ‘hopefully’ not be back after facing two drug-drive charges.

Lincolnshire County Council is looking to withdraw from a process that could lead to a nuclear waste facility being built in the county.

A factory worker has vowed to turn his life around after his third drug-driving ban.

A man has pleaded not guilty to four charges of handling stolen goods valued at almost £10,000.