Sleaford

A council leader says he’s worried about the amount of solar farms in Lincolnshire after the announcement of big plans for another large one.

Two people have died following a crash.

A ‘frustrated’ dad fears his family is ‘back to square one’ after their home was flooded for a second year – and worries what the future will hold.

A villager is calling for help from local authorities who took ‘too long’ to present a flood report – which she believes could have reduced damage.

Good Samaritan farmers have been praised for rescuing five people - including a pregnant woman - from flooded homes using his digger.

Police say they have serious doubts about a new manager at a pub which was described as the most troublesome in Lincolnshire.

Under pressure hospitals are facing the challenge of a high number of flu cases on top of their usual ‘seasonal pressures’.

A total of 16 village homes have been flooded as the county remains on alert.

Lincolnshire’s hospitals are expected to be at their busiest as flu cases reach a peak next week.

A seven-year-old girl who died following a collision on Friday has been named.

Plans have been approved to change agricultural land into a solar panel site.

Construction has started on two new housing developments with a total of nearly 400 homes.

The dates for a town’s much-loved creative festival have been announced with the theme taking inspiration from rural heritage.

A Royal Family superfan from Lincolnshire has described her experiences meeting the King and heirs to the throne on Christmas Day.

Some pubs just have the wow factor. But Watergate Yard takes things to extremes.

A former school teacher has released his sixth book — exploring a boxing match and the fighters’ family lives in 1950s New York.

Complaints about a market place no longer being used as a car park have been dismissed by the council.

A village shop has had its premises licence revoked after police discovered an illegal worker being paid below the minimum wage.

A blue plaque pays tribute to an international seeds company.

Councillors have backed plans for CCTV cameras outside schools with the worst parking, saying ‘children’s safety has got to come first’.