Politics

The new Mayor of Greater Lincolnshire has addressed why some key towns were missing from a list of opportunities presented to investors.

The new leader of Lincolnshire County Council has officially been chosen.

Reports into the winter flooding that hit Rutland in recent years are nearing completion.

The leadership team at Rutland County Council will remain unchanged as it goes into another civic year.

The new chairman of South Kesteven District Council has been chosen.

A district council has scrapped a land sale after safety concerns were raised over a new store nearby.

The number of pharmacies in Rutland and the services they offer is meeting the needs of the population, a new study has found.

Investors were presented with 17 opportunities in Lincolnshire — as the new mayor looked to sell the area as a place to do business.

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.