Planning

Councillors have approved the plans for six new eco homes.

An application to build three bungalows has been refused – with councillors labelling it as ‘overdevelopment’.

An extra £1 million is set to be made available to allow the district council to increase its housing stock.

Councillors have been told their rejection of a new solar farm near Belvoir Castle could be seen as “unreasonable”.

Long-awaited plans to spruce up a blight on Spalding’s landscape have sparked a debate on the future of the prime site.

It is hoped that barren land in the centre of a village will soon become a ‘positive improvement’.

A new vision has been put forward for a prominent town eyesore site.

A supermarket giant that was due to start construction work on a new store in this summer has reaffirmed its commitment to the town.

A village store and Post Office wants to expand – and ‘generate employment opportunities’.

A historic society is waiting to hear if its application for nearly £2million has been successful to preserve its site and create a new museum.

A logistics company is set to expand after plans for a new warehouse were approved.

Planners have been recommended to give the green light to a council bid to create a new depot.

Extending the opening hours of an ‘adult gaming centre’ will have a negative impact on crime and anti-social behaviour, according to police.

A recently restored 16th century coaching inn could be the perfect backdrop for weddings – with its owners getting a licence to hold ceremonies there.

The owner of a well-known motel is hoping to push on with plans for a new fuelling station on the A17 after being given the thumbs up by planners.

A new £2 million museum with an education and research area could be built in Spalding if a funding application gets the green light.

A concerned resident has described plans at Port Sutton Bridge as ‘ludicrous’ and said it is a ‘fallacy’ that it has brought jobs to the area.

A village home will be demolished to make way for seven new properties, after planners gave the scheme the thumbs up.

A school will grow if new plans are approved.

A resident is calling for action to be taken after becoming fed-up with rubbish being dumped in his street.