Politics

The Town Council is supporting a number of leisure events for residents and visitors during the coming summer months.

Gainsborough’s popular ‘beach’ will return to the Market Place this year for two days of seaside fun.

UPDATE: Lincolnshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Marc Jones, said on Friday evening: “This Bill had cross Party support and has been frustrated by a single individual who appears to object to the principle of Private Members Bills rather that the content of the Bill itself.

As the RAF marks its 100th birthday this year, and to recognise the dedication of service people past and present, Lincolnshire Co-op is raising money for the Royal British Legion and the RAF Benevolent Fund.

Market Rasen MP Sir Edward Leigh was honoured at a recent gala dinner.

Readers are by now well aware that I never shy away from highlighting problems that need to be addressed.

Residents living in Dog Kennel Wood are still waiting for pothole repairs to Broom Covert Lane - despite Lincolnshire County Council’s promise to sort it out four months ago.

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.

A family travelling circus could be stationed near Middle Rasen, when not on tour, if latest plans are approved by West Lindsey District Council.

Exciting plans to build a multi-million pound leisure centre in Market Rasen have taken a step closer after West Lindsey District Council secured a site for development.

West Lindsey District Council has reviewed its opening hours to make it easier for customers to access services.

The chairman of Hemswell Cliff Parish Council has faced criticism after speaking out about a gang of ‘feral kids’ which he says are causing mayhem and criminal damage.

Residents of Osgodby and Great Limber have cast their votes in support of two new Neighbourhood Plans to be adopted in their local area.

The MP for Boston and Skegness said that he set up a meeting between the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government and the county’s council leaders to see if there was a way to “rejuvenate” the Greater Lincolnshire devolution deal.

North Kelsey’s county councillor Lewis Strange has assured residents he tried his best to block a controversial planning application for oil drilling in North Kelsey.

Market Rasen Town Council’s monthly meeting takes place at 7pm this evening, Wednesday, June 6, in the committee room at Festival Hall.

Senior county councillors have supported recommendations for new strategies to measure the impact of Lincolnshire County Council’s streetlight switch-off across the county.

The June meeting of Caistor Town Council will be held a week earlier than usual.

Planners at West Lindsey District Council have approved an application for eight new homes to be built on the edge of Caistor.