Decision on Local Government Reorganisation in Greater Lincolnshire
The Government has announced its decision on Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) in Greater Lincolnshire.
See Lincoln's hidden heritage at Posterngate
Get a glimpse into Lincoln’s hidden past as a unique part of the city’s heritage is opened up to the public for the first time in 2020.
Come for a Lincoln Castle showcase event, stay as a friend
Ever fancied being a medieval re-enactor, Victorian Prison Guard or guide at Lincoln Castle? Join the 'Friends of Lincoln Castle' at its 35th anniversary Showcase Weekender on 28 and 29 March.
Joint statement on confirmed COVID-19 case in Lincolnshire
Public Health England is contacting people who had close contact with one of the latest confirmed cases, a resident of Lincolnshire recently returned from Italy.
Works to improve A17/A153 Sleaford Rugby Club junction start next month
The four-month improvement project will see new approach lanes and traffic signals installed to help reduce travel times for those in and around Sleaford.
Galliford Try discuss the importance of ecology and biodiversity with local youngsters
The Grantham Southern Relief Road project team shared the importance of ecology and biodiversity during a presentation at Belmont Community Primary School in early February.
Government award for South Park station build
The team behind Lincoln's joint ambulance, fire and police station has won a Government Property Award.
Grantham Southern Relief Road update – A1 contraflow now in place
As part of the new bridged junction's construction, the northbound lanes of the A1, between Harlaxton and Little Ponton, are now temporarily diverted to a new section of A1 carriageway.
New South Delph footbridge lifted into place
The 40-metre long, 38-tonne pedestrian and cycle bridge, part of the new Lincoln Eastern Bypass, was raised into place on Friday 28 February.
Lincoln Eastern Bypass update – Washingborough Road closes
Work to complete the final of four new bypass roundabouts is officially underway.
Street lighting changes saving taxpayers £2.5m a year
Converting lights to LEDs and switching off street lights between midnight and dawn has reduced carbon emissions by 6,200 metric tonnes a year and is saving £2.5m in annual electricity costs.