Skegness

Lincolnshire residents are being urged to attend a series of public consultations about a windfarm development.

The Lincolnshire coast and its wildlife could be at risk from toxic chemicals after the collision of two tankers in the North Sea.

A council is seeking to claim costs incurred while participating in a process that could see a nuclear waste site built in Lincolnshire.

The Government has committed to providing ‘left behind’ town money to Spalding after it was included within a new announcement.

A date has been set for a coffee drive-thru to open.

East Lindsey District Council has approved a 2.97% increase in council tax for 2025/26.

A fraudulent trader has been ordered to pay thousands in compensation after scamming customers.

A serial shoplifter has been told he could face prison if he offends again after a fortnight-long thieving spree.

A convicted drink driver asked magistrates whether he would be allowed to get behind the wheel one last time - to get his car home.

A man discovered drink-driving at a holiday park in the early hours has been banned from the roads and ordered to pay out £500.

An inspirational woman who is celebrating her 106th birthday says the secret of her long life is eating chocolate.

Religious paintings have been reported stolen from a Lincolnshire church.

“I’m calling it a night,” said the bloke, slapping his empty pint glass on the bar and staggering a little uneasily out the door.

Ed Miliband has said an upgrade is urgently needed for the electricity network, in response to a campaigner fighting plans for a string of new pylons.

Senior members of East Lindsey District Council have recommended a 2.97% tax rise as part of the authority’s budget for 2025/26.

Experts say a new programme of health checks carried out at dental practices are catching potentially serious conditions that may have been missed.

There was a bit of banter flying around the Red Lion as I waited to place my order at the bar.

House prices in Skegness could rise by 30 to 40 per cent if a multi-billion pound plan for a port in the Wash goes ahead.

One council has scooped thousands of pounds from dog poo fines while others are failing to act.

A bid has been launched to ensure that a council gets its fair share of £10million worth of business rates from two major energy projects.