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Early start for bin collections during heatwave

Early start for bin collections during heatwave

Early start for bin collections during heatwave

10 July 2025

Householders are being asked to put their bins out early to allow collections take place during cooler conditions during the heatwave.


£150m road taking shape as fresh pictures reveal summer progress

£150m road taking shape as fresh pictures reveal summer progress

£150m road taking shape as fresh pictures reveal summer progress

10 July 2025

New images have been released of a major £150million road under construction.

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Action taken over rat infestation after a decade of ‘absolute hell’

Action taken over rat infestation after a decade of ‘absolute hell’

Action taken over rat infestation after a decade of ‘absolute hell’

10 July 2025

A rat infestation has forced a council to take action following a decade of complaints about an abandoned property.


Poetry and music event offers alternative view on Thatcher legacy

Poetry and music event offers alternative view on Thatcher legacy

Poetry and music event offers alternative view on Thatcher legacy

10 July 2025

As her hometown prepares to mark 100 years since Margaret Thatcher’s birth, one event is giving voice to those with another story to tell.


Councillors ‘extremely pleased’ with controversial plan refusal — but want more done to protect town

Councillors ‘extremely pleased’ with controversial plan refusal — but want more done to protect town

Councillors ‘extremely pleased’ with controversial plan refusal — but want more done to protect town

09 July 2025

‘Extremely pleased’ councillors hailed a decision not to allow the transformation of a listed building — but want more done to protect their town.

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Car park to partially close as £280,000 worth of resurfacing is carried out

Car park to partially close as £280,000 worth of resurfacing is carried out

Car park to partially close as £280,000 worth of resurfacing is carried out

09 July 2025

More than £280,000 of resurfacing work will be carried out at a car park.


Alcohol licence rejected as concerns remain over underage sales

Alcohol licence rejected as concerns remain over underage sales

Alcohol licence rejected as concerns remain over underage sales

09 July 2025

An application for a convenience store to sell alcohol has been rejected.


BID wants to create ‘newly designed vibrant town centre’ as iconic store closes

BID wants to create ‘newly designed vibrant town centre’ as iconic store closes

BID wants to create ‘newly designed vibrant town centre’ as iconic store closes

09 July 2025

A business group says it wants to support a ‘newly designed vibrant town centre’ - as a closing down sale takes place at a iconic shop.

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Plan for HMOs and bedsit at listed building is refused

Plan for HMOs and bedsit at listed building is refused

Plan for HMOs and bedsit at listed building is refused

09 July 2025

Controversial plans to transform a Grade II listed building into accommodation for 31 people have been rejected.


National Grid explains why town’s existing power station site was discounted for major development

National Grid explains why town’s existing power station site was discounted for major development

National Grid explains why town’s existing power station site was discounted for major development

09 July 2025

Officials have said why fields on the outskirts of a town have been chosen for new infrastructure rather than land near an existing power station.


Council backs ‘most sensible’ option as county’s political map set to be redrawn

Council backs ‘most sensible’ option as county’s political map set to be redrawn

Council backs ‘most sensible’ option as county’s political map set to be redrawn

08 July 2025

Lincolnshire County Council is backing what it says is the ‘most sensible’ option as the political map is redrawn.


Consultant hired to examine whether extra £250,000 could be raised from hiking car parking fees

Consultant hired to examine whether extra £250,000 could be raised from hiking car parking fees

Consultant hired to examine whether extra £250,000 could be raised from hiking car parking fees

08 July 2025

A consultant has been taken on by a council to look at how the authority can make an additional quarter of a million pounds in parking charges.


Leader calls for talks to help save town book shop

Leader calls for talks to help save town book shop

Leader calls for talks to help save town book shop

08 July 2025

A council leader wants to help save a much loved shop - but is appealing for the owners to get in touch to find a ‘long term’ solution.

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Relief road handed funding after nervous wait

Relief road handed funding after nervous wait

Relief road handed funding after nervous wait

08 July 2025

A relief road has officially got funding after a nervous wait to see whether the Government would keep its end of the bargain.


‘The lowest depth in 30 years!’ Council left ‘rudderless’ after ‘combative’ leaders removed from posts in heated meeting

‘The lowest depth in 30 years!’ Council left ‘rudderless’ after ‘combative’ leaders removed from posts in heated meeting

‘The lowest depth in 30 years!’ Council left ‘rudderless’ after ‘combative’ leaders removed from posts in heated meeting

08 July 2025

An authority has been left leaderless after the top two councillors were removed from their posts.


Decision to shelve rail funding is ‘kick in the teeth’

Decision to shelve rail funding is ‘kick in the teeth’

Decision to shelve rail funding is ‘kick in the teeth’

08 July 2025

A councillor has described the Government’s plans to shelve funding to improve trains in the East Midlands as a ‘kick in the teeth’.

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Just 7 people a day visit town centre toilets after £190,000 refurbishment

Just 7 people a day visit town centre toilets after £190,000 refurbishment

Just 7 people a day visit town centre toilets after £190,000 refurbishment

08 July 2025

Council leaders say a £190,000 revamp of town centre toilets was vital for regeneration despite an average of seven visitors a day.

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The cost of repairing our ‘stressed’ flood defences is ‘unsustainable’, warns the Environment Agency

The cost of repairing our ‘stressed’ flood defences is ‘unsustainable’, warns the Environment Agency

The cost of repairing our ‘stressed’ flood defences is ‘unsustainable’, warns the Environment Agency

08 July 2025

Repairing breaches in the Lincolnshire’s ‘stressed’ flood defences is ‘unsustainable’ in the long-term say officials.


MP remains committed to delivering change a year on from election

MP remains committed to delivering change a year on from election

MP remains committed to delivering change a year on from election

07 July 2025

The MP for Lincoln has vowed to deliver ‘change’ for people in the city, a year on from being elected.


Business blames Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves for closure

Business blames Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves for closure

Business blames Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves for closure

07 July 2025

A long-standing business has blamed the Prime Minister and Chancellor for its closure after 65 years.

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