Politics

Pressure has been placed on the incoming deputy leader of Lincolnshire County Council to increase the opening hours of a tip to stop flytipping.

Questions have been raised whether a leisure centre could have hosted two major events as building work is not due to start until September.

A former town gelato parlour is to be converted into an estate agent.

Raised crime fears within a town led to a 'walkabout' visit by its police and crime commissioner.

A historic legal agreement which is hampering a dozen affordable homeowners in Rutland from selling their properties will be redrawn.

A council is set to overhaul its oversight arrangements by replacing two existing committees with a single, larger standalone body.

A wildlife-friendly dog exercise paddock will combine space for pets and nature, council leaders say.

The committee in charge of spending £20million to improve the town will be reviewing its membership following the demise of a tourist group.

Changes to school transport have been agreed by a council that wants to reduce costs.

A popular sports club is making its function rooms accessible for the first time.

A takeaway has had its premises licence suspended after failing to provide CCTV footage to police and serving customers outside licensed hours.

Lincolnshire’s newest authority will not be meeting until June - more than a month after the elections.

Rutland is, of course, a rural county with vast swathes of green fields and undeveloped countryside. But who owns this land?

The Conservative group at Lincolnshire County Council has announced its official shadow executive team.

A former chief executive of Leicester City Football Club has been elected as new mayor.

A town council is to allow members of the public the opportunity to ask questions, a year after it was formed.

A courtyard behind a theatre will be turned into an extension to the venue.

A new youth club is seeking tradespeople to help prepare its Grade II-listed home for opening.

A planning application for 89 homes will return to councillors for a fresh decision to be made.

A two-week traffic study of key routes around South Holland is due to come to an end this week.