Politics

Market Rasen and Caistor MP, the Rt Hon Sir Edward Leigh has welcomed the latest employment figures, which show a record high.

Lincolnshire’s hospital chief has admitted that the trust “cannot carry on” like it is and needs to improve drastically over the next five years.

Over the last few weeks, Market Rasen Town Council has been implementing its strategic vision in a variety of ways.

Plans to help ease congestion and problem parking outside a Rasen school are taking another step forward.

West Lindsey District Council is reminding householders they can now subscribe to this year’s garden waste service.

Lincolnshire County Council has today (Friday) has approved budget proposals for 2020/21, including additional money for highways maintenance and flooding, with £14m of efficiency savings helping balance the budget.

Market Rasen Town Council is looking for nominations for this year’s Princess Diana Community Award for Compassion and Service.

Market Rasen MP Sir 
Edward Leigh has slammed his own Government’s plans for the HS2 rail link as a waste of money.

A second public meeting has been organised to help advance new allotments within Market Rasen.

Traditional road name signs within Market Rasen will finally be spruced up - if building owners give their consent.

Lincolnshire County Council is “not counting its chickens” despite milder conditions causing it to use less salt to grit the county’s roads than last winter.

West Lindsey District Council is one of four local authorities to benefit from a share of £600,000 from a government fund to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping.

More than 100 drivers were asked to pull their vehicles over in the district last month as part of Operation Clean Sweep in support of the countywide SCRAP fly-tipping campaign.

Lincolnshire County Council has been warned it could put vulnerable people at financial risk after failing to give people the option to pay “top-up fees” for their family’s care direct to the authority.

Allotments could be up and running in Market Rasen by the summer - albeit on a temporary site.

Caistor Town Council holds its monthly meeting tomorrow, (Thursday February 13), in the Alan Caine Council Chamber at the town council.

New restrictions come into force at one of Caistor’s car parks next week in a bid to make it easier for people to use the town’s facilities.

A sculpture which would depict a dragon “breaking through” Lincoln Castle has been proposed as part of an exhibition this year.