Falling off donkeys, walking into noticeboards and getting friction burns from slides are just some of the things people have tried to get compensation for from Greater Lincolnshire councils over the past five years.
The first phase of a 300 home plan in Middle Rasen has been approved by West Lindsey District Council – despite objection from councils and the local MP.
East Midlands Trains has today (Wednesday) vowed to end its franchise on a high by running as many services as possible for customers despite the RMT union announcing an additional fourth day of action on the last day before the company gives up the service to new operators.
‘Now is the time to speak up for Rasen’ - that is the message from a Market Rasen councillor as the district authority undertakes a budget consultation.
North Lincolnshire Council leader, Coun Rob Waltham has met today (Monday) with the Government’s new Business Secretary, Andrea Leadsom, in Scunthorpe.
A staggering number of homes across the county have sat empty for longer than six months - with new figures showing which district has the highest proportion.
Lincolnshire residents are being advised to remain careful in the heat despite rain and cloud cover this weekend, as the county council issues its top six sun tips for keeping children and the elderly safe.
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has announced the opening of a £348 funding competition to help local roads up and down the country over the next four years.
Lincolnshire’s heritage services are set to look different in the coming years as the authority has tabled final plans to make its attractions more “commercially minded”.
Lincolnshire County Council leader Martin Hill has hit back over criticism of the authority’s continued plans for the Usher Gallery by saying it is “happy to hand it all back” to Lincoln’s city council.
