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Protestors removed from meeting as Reform gets rid of ‘unreasonable’ Net Zero goals
Lincolnshire’s Reform leaders have scrapped a goal to be carbon neutral by 2050, calling it “unachievable”.
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Littering and fly tipping 'blight' the landscape and are of 'national concern', East Lindsey council leader says
Littering and fly-tipping are a ‘blight’ on the landscape, a council leader has said.
From teas to tractor rides: Celebrate mum this Mother's Day in Lincolnshire!
Whether it’s a relaxed afternoon tea in Boston, a Sunday roast in Horncastle, or a fun craft with the kids in Skegness or Louth, Lincolnshire has something to make every mum feel special this year.
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Skegness litter enforcement questions remain after council motion withdrawn
Questions are continuing to mount over litter enforcement in Skegness after a motion due to be debated by town councillors was withdrawn following discussion at the full council meeting.
Councillors to explore cost of restoring all-night lights in Skegness following motion debate
Skegness town centre could soon be brighter after dark, as councillors push to restore all-night street lighting following a dramatic drop in costs.
Council to review street lighting
Work to replace Skegness’s distinctive Lumley Road street lights was halted earlier this year following a strong public backlash — and now the results of a county council engagement exercise show just how finely balanced opinion remains.
Thank you for sharing your World Book Day magic!
A huge thank you to everyone who sent in their photos of children dressed as their favourite book characters.
Public Notices: Traffic restrictions affecting roads across Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire County Council has issued a number of temporary traffic regulation orders affecting roads across the county while highway works are carried out.
COLUMN: Measuring the Impact of Heritage Lincolnshire
For the past two years, Heritage Lincolnshire has been measuring the impact of what we do through our work with communities and local authorities and on our own projects.
White tiger and Eurasian lynx arrive in Lincolnshire after being rescued from Ukraine
Both animals have arrived safely at the Lincolnshire Wildlife Park
2 men arrested after suspected counterfeit notes used in Skegness area
Both men have since been released on bail whilst the investigation continues
Firearms amnesty in Lincolnshire sees 25 guns handed in
A four-week firearms amnesty held in Lincolnshire as part of a national scheme aimed at reducing the number of illegal blank-firing weapons from circulation has resulted in 25 weapons surrendered to Lincolnshire Police.
Final curtain falls on a life devoted to the pictures at Kinema in the Woods
Tributes have been paid following the death of a former much-loved cinema owner whose picture house in the heart of the Lincolnshire woods became one of the county’s most treasured attractions.
Man arrested over using counterfeit £20 notes in Skegness
A 39-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly using counterfeit £20 notes in shops in Skegness town centre.
Party time for amazing Skegness lady Edith on her 107th birthday
Partying and chocolate are the secrets to a long, happy life according to a Skegness woman who is celebrating her 107th birthday today (Tuesday).
New website helps residents take next career step
People across Lincolnshire are being encouraged to explore new career opportunities as part of National Careers Week.
Butlin's announces weekend of celebrations at Skegness site for 90th anniversary
Saturday, April 11, will mark 90 years since Billy Butlin officially opened the Skegness site 90 years ago - with a full bill of entertainment planned for over the weekend
'Intoxicated' woman arrested after bottle 'thrown at two-year-old girl's head'
The 41-year-old was also arrested for assaulting an emergency worker
Man given suspended sentence for causing death of pedestrian in Ingoldmells
A 58-year-old man has been sentenced after being found guilty of causing the death of a pedestrian following a collision in Ingoldmells last summer, Lincolnshire Police have reported.
Health boss defends merger of Integrated Care Boards
Health chiefs have defended their decision to merge Lincolnshire’s key NHS decision making body with those in neighbouring counties – a move which is set to result in job losses.