Time to turn your food waste into clean energy – Collections starting in City of Lincoln, North Kesteven and West Lindsey
The first food waste collection for households in North Kesteven, City of Lincoln and West Lindsey are under two weeks away, and residents are being encouraged to start using their food waste caddies.
Skegness and Mablethorpe Transport Strategy survey now live
Those who regularly travel through Skegness and Mablethorpe are encouraged to have their say in how the transport network will look over the next twenty years.
Coal merchant is now 'digging' broadband
A Lincolnshire coal supplier is now firing on all cylinders, with the installation of next-generation broadband.
Watermill Leisure Park dives into a new era of digital connection
Lincolnshire’s Watermill Leisure Park has been given a gigabit-sized, new lease of life thanks to superfast broadband upgrade.
The Curious Keepsake Machine Arrives at The Collection Museum in Lincoln
Visitors to the Collection Museum will be able to take home an original and limited edition piece of art for just £1 as Design-Nation Lincolnshire moves in with their Curious Keepsake Machine.
Boston internet speeds twice as fast as US namesake
Netomnia – the fastest-growing gigabit, fibre to the premises network provider in the UK – is investing £7.5m to bring a full-fibre broadband network to Boston.
Work starts in October on new bridge near Quadring
The damaged 'Bedford Bridge' in Quadring Eaudike will be replaced.
Tackling climate change
Leading the way in Lincolnshire - contributing to a carbon neutral target.
Can you provide fun activities for children and young people over Christmas?
Local businesses and organisations are needed to deliver a programme of clubs which provide enriching activities, free healthy meals and lots of fun.
Roman Bank improvement works to restart next week
Major improvements to Skegness's Roman Bank will re-commence following a temporary site shutdown during the summer.
Sleaford Transport Strategy survey now live
Those who regularly travel through Sleaford are encouraged to have their say in how the town's transport network looks over the next twenty years.