Politics

Plans to create three apartments over a town centre shop have been approved.

With theatres due to reopen their doors in May, calls have been made for reassurance over the future of the South Holland Centre.

A Grantham councillor says he is “frustrated and disappointed” after the Government cut funding for road repairs in the county.

People are being given advice on keeping Covid-secure when they vote on May 6.

The outbreak at Stocken Prison in Stretton accounts for 60 per cent of Covid-19 cases in Rutland, says the MP for the county.

New videos of county firefighters talking about their jobs are being used to encourage more people to take up the role.

Here are the latest decisions on planning applications submitted to South Holland District Council.

It is time to make sure you are registered to vote as local elections approach.

A town councillor will be referred to the monitoring officer for investigation after concerns were raised about his behaviour and conduct.

Rutland County Council has announced that Uppingham representative Lucy Stephenson will be the new deputy leader.

Police are investigating whether an offence has been committed after a statue of Margaret Thatcher was placed on a plinth in Grantham.

Rutland County Council members have approved a 2.99 per cent tax hike and will use £2.4m of reserves to balance the budget.

From March 8 what can be 'thrown out' on any particular day will change at Lincolnshire's tips.

A Grantham artist says the reaction to his Margaret Thatcher statue which he placed on St Peter's Hill has put a smile on his face.

In his weekly column, Sir John Hayes says concerns about ‘causing offence’ left hundreds of children vulnerable to sexual exploitation.

SKDC leader Kelham Cooke says we can all be proud of the progress made with the vaccine roll-out.

A Grantham artist has put up his own statue of Margaret Thatcher on St Peter's Hill before the district council could unveil its bronze statue.

A bright green bike rack which proved too unpopular elsewhere is being moved into Stamford's conservation area.

Rutland County Council is thanking Ketton residents for their help to reduce Covid-19 cases locally, following a sharp rise in infections last month.

Special Constables will be given a discount on their council tax bills under a scheme put forward by the Police and Crime Commissioner.