Spalding

Council officials are looking at previously unconsidered areas in a bid to find more space at a town cemetery.

A farm has been shortlisted for a national award due to its nature-friendly approach.

The hard work of a club secretary has been celebrated with a national award.

A church hall was given a free makeover thanks to a community scheme and the huge efforts of volunteers.

A care home where residents ‘have maximum choice and control of their lives’ has been rated ‘good’.

Experts say our Be Bright Be Seen campaign can help prevent the ‘heartache’ of crashes — and urged children to wear their free reflective discs.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of arson following an incident earlier this week.

A fundraiser was ‘absolutely astonished’ after her latest venture secured more than £1,500 for a good cause.

Villagers will ‘shortly’ find out if a substation will be built near their homes after the firm behind a solar farm identified the ‘assumed location’.

Family and friends have paid tribute to a dedicated charity member by commemorating her work with a special memorial bench.

A popular comicon event was hailed a success - despite its headlining star having to cancel his appearance with two days’ notice.

A hilarious show about menopause has come ‘full cycle’ at a theatre where it first sold out two years ago.

An Indian restaurant is opening up a third venue — and is already fully booked for its opening night.

Police investigating incidents of criminal damage in a town centre have released a picture of two men they wish to speak to.

An arts organisation has been awarded £1,000,000 Arts Council funding to help create ‘high-quality, place-based arts experiences’ in this area.

The community came together for a colour run to celebrate and remember a “strong and beautiful” woman.

A business owner is considering quitting a town centre due to its compulsory levy — after a court ruled he needs to pay it.

A shopping centre’s £14 million extension is not ‘immediately imminent’ but managers say they are still ‘committed’ to the plans.

A teenager who called for police because he ‘wanted to hurt someone’ was found to be in possession of cannabis.

About 1,000 people have been caught parking illegally outside Lincolnshire schools in a matter of months courtesy of new CCTV cameras.