Fighting for fairer funding
The county council has launched a new campaign calling on government to give Lincolnshire its fair share of national funding.
Louth Centre Engagement is go!
Your views wanted about what happens next to boost the town.
Cllr Hill Blog: January 2024
Residents of Lincolnshire have until January 30 to have their say on the 2024/25 budget proposals put forward by the council’s executive.
Prolific rogue trader jailed after investigation by Lincolnshire Trading Standards
Between 2018 and 2020, Quenton Allen, 37, of Mill Lane, Wrangle, targeted elderly and vulnerable residents, convincing them there were problems with their roofs or chimneys that needed urgent work.
Traffic signal refurb happening in Spalding
Current equipment is being replaced with extra low voltage alternative.
Tarmac temporary – cobbles are (almost) forever
When damage occurs on the road or path of one of Lincoln’s heritage sites, or at a location of significant historical beauty, there’s two things to consider.
It’s a pylon pile-on!
Councillors shocked at National Grids plans to run a string of huge pylons along the Lincolnshire coast.
Cutting energy use while keeping homes warm
A group of local councils have been awarded government funding to help hard-to-reach households improve the energy efficiency of their homes to reduce emissions and save money.
Nightworks resurfacing happening on the A46
Update: Holton Road and Caistor Road set of works to recommence for three nights in February.
A16 Springfield Roundabout January update
Latest updates on the A16 Levelling Up Fund improvements.
New scheme launched to allow residents to ‘Buy With Confidence’
Trading Standards services across Lincolnshire have joined a national scheme that allows residents to know they’re buying from businesses that work in a legal, honest and fair way.