Business

Lincolnshire County Council’s Executive Member for Highways and Transport, Councillor Richard Davies, is calling on the Government to put an end to decades of underfunding and invest more in Lincolnshire’s roads.

Residents in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire were without Sky Broadband & Talk after damage caused by builders.

A number of roads are set to be surface dressed next week, making them safer and extending their lives.

River coarse fishing is back in full swing following a three-month close season from March 15 to June 15.

The Royal Mint has announced that it will be releasing special Paddington Bear coins next week.

Councillors have said progress has been made by Thames Ambulance Service since an improvement plan was put in place by Lincolnshire West Clinical Commissioning Group.

The World Cup is finally here and is set to takeover our lives for the next month.

Royal Mail has banned postal workers from flying the England flag on their vehicles during the World Cup.

The sun shone and the crowds turned out for another Open Farm Sunday event at Hall Farm in Stainton le Vale.

A local heritage steam railway has received a boost in its ratings as a visitor attraction following a recent inspection by one of Visit England’s Quality Assessors.

A Market Rasen business, which began just 12 months ago, is relocating to larger premises to cope with demand.

West Lindsey District Council has successfully prosecuted three landlords for licensing offences in Gainsborough.

A programme of surface dressing works will be taking place on roads in the Market Rasen area next week.

Plans for the future of rail services in the East Midlands have been revealed by the Department for Transport (DfT) - with welcome improvements for passengers using services in the Sleaford, Market Rasen and Skegness areas.

From sheep shearing to egg throwing - young farmers from the county demonstrated their competitive spirit to entertain the crowds on Saturday.

‘It’s the best thing that has happened to this village for years’...that was the reaction of Minting residents after the long-awaited re-opening of the Sebastopol Inn last Thursday evening.

A new Channel 4 entertainment series is looking for ‘interesting individuals from all walks of life’ to compete in a popularity contest to win £50,000.

A viewing has taken place today (Friday) of more than 800 pieces of fairground memorabilia owned by a Boston-area family which is set to go on sale this weekend.

Organisers have announced a major headliner for next year’s Carrington Rally, which will mark 60 years since the festival began.