Science

An award-winning author is to visit a town as part of an environment-themed weekend.

A series of archaeological digs around a major new pipeline have uncovered fascinating finds, spanning the prehistoric age through to Roman times.

A business owner aiming to grow ginger in the UK for the first time says there is a disconnect between the government and small businesses.

A new duck feeder has been installed in a park to encourage sustainable feeding practices and reduce the overfeeding of bread to park wildlife.

Children from a school’s eco committee have helped plant a new woodland that will be enjoyed for hundreds of years to come.

A biogas plant supporting the sustainable production of medicines costing “tens of millions of pounds” has opened today.

An 18-metre long whale is swimming into the area to help children learn more about how they can make the environment better.

A ‘beekeeping for beginners’ course is taking place over two afternoons next month.

Building a pyramid might seem like an ancient challenge, but pupils have been tasked with tackling it using modern engineering and creative design.

A multi-million pound cultural and civic centre could be part-funded by a National Lottery grant.

An engineering firm is tackling its industry's skills gap with an academy programme.

Standards panels have found South Kesteven District councillors in breach of the code of conduct following a series of social media disputes.

Two rural schools have been selected to benefit from a major investment to deliver faster and more reliable internet speeds.

Police officers have released drone footage showing how technology helped in the search for two men suspected of theft.

A student’s vet dreams have received a boost, thanks to a £4,500 bursary.

A video game is being offered by health bosses to help children cope with anxiety and build emotional resilience.

Lincolnshire hospitals are reintroducing a face mask policy after a rise in respiratory illnesses across the county.

Putting fluoride into drinking water to combat the area’s growing dental issues will be discussed this week.

The huge batteries which store energy from solar and wind farms need to be better regulated as they become widespread, a councillor says.

A former dental healthcare professional has launched a campaign to limit the amount of sugar added to food and drink.