Decision on Local Government Reorganisation in Greater Lincolnshire
The Government has announced its decision on Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) in Greater Lincolnshire.
Spalding registration office officially open!
Spalding's registration office was officially opened on Friday 14 February, following one of the first marriage ceremonies to take place in the new venue.
Improvements to A52 in Huttoft planned for April
Works to replace the worn out carriageway on the A52 in the village of Huttoft will start on Monday 6 April.
Extra cash for road repairs and flooding in 2020/21 budget
Additional money will be invested in highways maintenance and flooding, with £14m of efficiency savings helping balance the budget.
Brayford Way Bridge and Campus Way ramp improvements set for early April
Works to replace the worn out carriageway on Campus Way ramp and bridge joints on Brayford Way Bridge will start on Monday 6 April.
Rory Underwood helps Lincolnshire businesses recruit
The Business Lincolnshire Growth Hub is presenting a fully-funded half-day conference this March to help Greater Lincolnshire businesses to improve staff recruitment and retention.
Blueprint for improving travel and transport in Lincoln revealed
Reduced city centre traffic, better public transport and improved facilities for cyclists and pedestrians are all part of the new vision for the future of transport in Lincoln.
"He made me fall in love with him; it made me feel worthless and ugly" - don't let a scammer be your Valentine
Lincolnshire Trading Standards is advising those who are looking to start a new relationship online or via a dating app to watch out for romance fraud.
Report into Wainfleet flooding published
Lincolnshire County Council has published an independent report looking at what led to the flooding in Wainfleet in June 2019.
Washingborough Road closure to start for five months
Washingborough Road will be closed for up to five months from Monday 17 February.
Project helps pubs make more rooms available to visitors
Lincolnshire pubs and restaurants are being encouraged to develop more accommodation as part of an initiative run by the county council and the Greater Lincolnshire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP).