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.
Working together to find loving homes for children
Local councils have joined forces to create a new regional adoption agency, to help place more children with caring families.
First line of defence
Take steps to protect yourself and your loved ones against illness this winter.
Second phase of Grantham Southern Relief Road passes midway point
The second phase of one of Lincolnshire's biggest road projects is officially more than halfway complete.
Part-night streetlights to begin adjustment to Greenwich Mean Time as clocks go back
Residents are being reminded that on Sunday 25 October the clocks will go back, temporarily affecting the timings of the county's part-night streetlights.
Bigger investment, bolder arts, brighter future
Lincolnshire County Council has set out plans for the future of its heritage and culture service in Lincolnshire – making it much more accessible for residents to explore and enjoy.
Sleaford Rugby Club junction improvements come to a successful end
Major works to add new approach lanes and install traffic signals at the A17/A153 junction near Sleaford are officially complete.
Lincolnshire County Council continues to support community volunteers throughout Covid 19
Each county councillor has £3,000 to donate to voluntary groups supporting residents who are experiencing difficulties during Covid 19.
Welton improvements contractor steps in to help St Barnabas Hospice
A team of five from Eurovia helped St Barnabas dismantle and remove its Dragonfly display at Doddington Hall and Gardens.
Bang goes the neighbourhood! Check your limits for firework safety this Bonfire Night
As fireworks go on sale to the public this week, residents are being asked to check that they only buy products that are suitable for their garden and neighbourhood.
Positive signs for Lincolnshire economy but still much to do
Cllr Colin Davie, executive councillor for economy and place at the county council, reacts to the latest economic data for Lincolnshire.