A Town Partnership to continue the good work carried out by MR BIG (Market Rasen Business Improvement Group) is one step closer to being set up - and a ‘high street revival’ is on the way
Councillors have called on health bosses to provide evidence and ‘reassurance’ that a permanent closure of a number of beds at Louth Hospital will work.
Market Rasen Town Council has held an emergency private meeting with the Lincs & Notts Air Ambulance charity - but says the town’s under-threat shop “will close”.
Lincolnshire County Council’s adoption service is highlighting that nearly 50 per cent of children currently waiting to be adopted in the county are brothers and sisters who need to be kept together.
Kirton-in-Lindsey is making progress with preparing its Neighbourhood Plan that sets out how residents want to see their community developed over the next 10 to 15 years.
Lincolnshire women will be among those campaigning for justice for women born in the 1950s whose State Pensions were taken away with little or no notice, at a major rally in London next week.
Residents in Market Rasen could soon have to pay a fee to the town council if they need to close the Market Place for a wedding or funeral at the adjacent St Thomas’ Church.
Lincolnshire County Council has welcomed the Government’s announcement today to boost funding for social care by £240m nationally, but senior councillors and directors have stressed that more is needed to sustain services.
The Royal Air Forces Association (RAFA) is encouraging members of the RAF family in the Lincolnshire area to get in touch if they feel isolated or lonely.
Communities which had their street lights controversially switched off by Lincolnshire County Council will be able to turn them back on, but will have to pay for it.
