Politics

With ferocious dinosaurs, a troupe of Victorian circus performers and a planetarium, it’s no surprise the county council has scooped the prize for best non-agricultural stand at this year’s Lincolnshire Show.

Market Rasen Town Council is calling on residents to help identify land suitable for use as allotments.

A new district-wide fund has been made available to businesses to help with professional fees and technical survey work.

Market Rasen has ‘good representation’ at West Lindsey District Council following the recent election.

Councils in Lincolnshire are owed more than £25 million in overpayments for housing benefits.

The county’s portfolio holder for highways is coming to Market Rasen to discuss the town’s ‘dangerous’ roads and speeding issues.

Caistor Town Council will be holding their June meeting tomorrow (Thursday).

Market Rasen is set to apply for a share of a £40million Government fund to rejuvenate historic high streets.

There are fears that new requirements to upgrade busses could reduce Lincolnshire services and increase the cost of school contracts.

An opposition leader at Lincolnshire County Council has said people “have a right to be furious” after it was revealed former chief executive Keith Ireland was paid £292,263 for less than six months of work.

Lincolnshire County Council has disclosed how much it spent to pay off its former chief executive who left after less than six months.

The county’s economic chief has welcomed comments from US President Donald Trump hinting at a “very substantial trade deal” following Brexit.

Senior Conservatives in Lincolnshire have warned their national counterparts to stop “naval gazing” when it came to everyday issues as the party’s leadership election looms.

The A18 Barton Street at Ludborough is set to be surface dressed later today (Monday, June 3), making it safer and extending its life.

Conservative councillor Giles McNeill has now been officially elected as leader of West Lindsey District Council - and he has promised to revisit plans for a swimming pool in Market Rasen.

Planners at West Lindsey District Council have given the go-ahead for five new homes to be built on the outskirts of Tealby.

If there’s one thing that more than thirty years in politics has taught me it’s that persistence pays off.