Politics

West Lindsey’s new waste and recycling collection calendars are now being delivered to almost 43,000 households in the district, starting early in December 2019.

Councillors have praised a 
leaflet which helps attract 
people to Market Rasen - but say that certain details need to be updated.

Councillors will reach a final decision on a new chief executive for the county in the next week.

Allotment spaces are set to become a reality for residents next year, according to 
Market Rasen Town Council.

Heath visitors in Lincolnshire began a month long strike over pay and conditions on Monday, in a move which county council officials said was “disappointing”.

It will be a four-cornered fight for the Gainsborough constituency at the General Election on Thursday, December 12.

Last week, 1950s-born Lincolnshire Lionesses and their families attended Westminster to a mass rally of Women’s Pensions groups.

The Department for Transport has cancelled the public inquiry for the A46 Dunholme / Welton roundabout scheme following the county council successfully managing to get all objections to the project withdrawn.

A delegation of the county’s business leaders is flying out to China today in a bid to create better access to the country’s economy in the future.

Health visitors are set for another month strikes in their dispute over pay with Lincolnshire County Council.

Candidates from rival parties are ready to challenge Conservative dominance in the Gainsborough constituency next month - but they will have to topple one of the safest Tory seats in the country.

Market Rasen and Caistor MP, Sir Edward Leigh will be bidding to take on the role of Speaker today (Monday).

The leader of West Lindsey District Council says the
 latest £5m-plus purchase is 
helping towards bringing in some much needed money to the district.

A new partnership between the Conservatives and an independent at West Lindsey District Council has given the Tory leadership a new majority in support.

Lincolnshire Women Against State Pension Injustice (WASPI) is supporting the challenge against a recent High Court decision.

Plans to bring new life to one of Caistor’s empty buildings has brought questions as to ownership of neighbouring land.

Next month, the town will once again honour those who have fallen in the two World Wars and subsequent conflicts.

The health of children and adults who use the sports fields in Caistor is being put at risk by a ‘minority’ of thoughtless dog owners.

Campaigners are preparing to travel from Lincolnshire to London on Saturday (October 19), to take part in ‘Final Say’ march to demand a ‘People’s Vote’ referendum on Brexit.