Spalding to Pinchbeck active travel improvements reach midway point
Major improvements to walking, cycling and road infrastructure between Spalding and Pinchbeck have passed the halfway point, with the section between West Elloe Avenue to King’s Road now complete.
Leader’s AGM speech 2023
Leader of Lincolnshire County Council, Cllr Martin Hill has delivered a speech outlining the council’s achievements, at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) for 2023.
Awards for apprenticeship champions at celebration event
Lincolnshire apprentices, trainers and employers who have gone above and beyond to make apprenticeships a success, have been recognised at the Apprenticeship Champions Awards ceremony for 2023.
Big city resurfacing programme happening in Lincoln
Last week in May sees the start of extensive improvements beginning across eight locations.
North Kelsey urged to grab once-in-a-lifetime broadband chance
Openreach is urging residents in North Kelsey, Lincolnshire, to get behind a bid to bring ultrafast, ultra-reliable full fibre broadband to local homes and businesses.
Bird’s eye artist’s impression of improved Marsh Lane Roundabout released
Marsh Lane roundabout and active travel improvements near Wyberton Low Road are now underway.
Rejuvenation of Dolphin Lane now underway
Works to carry out the public realm improvement scheme on Dolphin Lane have started.
Details of ‘Levelling Up’ improvements to two Spalding roundabouts announced
‘Levelling Up’ improvements to Springfield Roundabout and Greencell Roundabout will be discussed by the county council’s Highways and Transport Scrutiny Committee on Monday 22 May.
It all adds up to a day of numeracy fun!
Wednesday 17 May is Numeracy Day and colleges and training providers across Lincolnshire will be hosting free, fun events to encourage people to freshen up their maths skills.
Could you be a part of our fostering community?
15-28 May is Foster Care Fortnight 2023, and this year the theme is fostering communities.
Saddle up! Coronation artefacts go on display at Lincoln Museum
A saddle thought to have first been used in the coronation of George III in 1760 forms part of a new display of coronation artefacts.