Politics

Decisions on several planning applications, including a controversial anaerobic digestion plant, will be now delayed.

A senior county councillor has urged the government to provide more support after Lincolnshire experienced severe flooding.

Grants of up to £5,000 could kick-start the district’s community projects and events in 2025.

A food manufacturing giant says it has ‘paused’ demolition work after being refused planning permission to demolish a factory.

Plans for an anaerobic digestion facility have sparked more than 300 objections — with residents urging councillors to act upon their concerns.

Residents who may face at least six months away from their flooded homes have thanked the community for their help.

The sudden decision to close a library has left users ‘shocked’ and ‘angry’.

The financial future of a council has ‘never been more uncertain’ according to a budget report.

The embattled Environment Agency has defended the decision to close a pumping station following criticism in light of devastating floods.

County authorities will be reviewing their use of social media - as bodies elsewhere in the country abandon X, formerly known as Twitter.

Plans to transform an ageing leisure centre into a modern health and wellbeing hub could finally be getting the green light.

Campaigners are calling for a 20mph limit to be imposed on a number of town roads to make ‘journeys safer’.

Speed limits could be dropped on 10 roads across the county.

The flooding could have prevented if a pumping station had not been decommissioned says the chief executive of an internal drainage board.

A library is facing closure as the county council is proposing to scrap a promise to renovate it.

A leading councillor has warned of gloomy times ahead - as he proposed a rise in bills for the county's taxpayers.

A total of £50,000 worth of salt was used grit the county’s roads yesterday alone — as the costly task of trying to keep our roads safe continues.

An under-threat historic hall may have to be taken over by a town council to survive.

A large housing development which has amassed several hundreds of objections, could be approved next week.

A police and crime commissioner is planning to appoint a Conservative as his deputy.