Positive start for food waste collections across Lincolnshire
The first week of new food waste collections across the City of Lincoln, North Kesteven and West Lindsey has been a success, with thousands of households taking part in the new recycling service.
Lincoln pupils bring Christmas cheer to the homeless
Students at St Christopher's School in Lincoln have been working with the county council's Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) team to create Christmas care packages.
Funeral arrangement request
Families in Lincolnshire are being asked to be as flexible as possible when arranging funerals of loved ones this winter.
New Lincoln Eastern Bypass now open
Lincoln's new 4.5 mile long bypass has officially opened, connecting the A15 Sleaford Road to the A158 Wragby Road.
Building on our success in Lincolnshire!
With economic growth a key council priority for Lincolnshire, there are a number of projects underway around the county.
Young learners conquer festive fundraiser
Learners and staff at the Young People’s Learning Provision (YPLP) in Lincoln have raised over £700 for a local charity.
‘Disappointed but understand’ as the whole of Lincolnshire stays in Tier 3
Councillor Martin Hill reacts to the news that Lincolnshire is to stay in Tier 3.
Roman Bank improvements in Skegness pass the halfway mark
Major reconstruction works to a section of Skegness's most used road have successfully reached their midway point.
Lincolnshire to continue with improvement plans
The government has asked councils in Greater Lincolnshire to continue developing plans to improve how services are delivered.
Could you offer a young refugee a Place to Call Home?
People across the East Midlands are invited to attend a virtual information event and find out how they can help offer young refugees a new start in life.
New childcare facility for Monks Abbey families
Thanks to a £146k grant from the Department for Education, a new building has been created at Monks Abbey Primary School to provide childcare for local two year olds.