Politics

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.

Monday’s Queen’s Speech, which focused on crime and justice, has been welcomed by Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones.

A review of 75,000 households across the county claiming single person discount on their council tax has identified £1.3millon being claimed incorrectly or fraudulently.

Lincolnshire’s approach to supporting people with serious mental illness will be bolstered over the next two years, thanks to it being one of 12 areas across the country to benefit from significant national funding.

Sleaford and North Hykeham's MP, Dr Caroline Johnson, has welcomed the announcement of additional funding for 50 new police officers for Lincolnshire.

North Kesteven District Council wants to crack down on the owners of long-term empty homes with massive council tax bills.

Extinction Rebellion climate change campaigners paid a visit to the Sleaford and North Hykeham MP’s office in Sleaford on Monday. Dr Caroline Johnson has reacted to their concerns and commented on their tactics, saying...

A sexual health service helping people in the Sleaford and wider Lincolnshire area has just been awarded as ‘outstanding’.

Activists representing climate change campaign organisation, Extinction Rebellion held a peaceful, low-key public demonstration in Sleaford town centre this morning (Monday) and sought assurances of support from the Leader of the district council.

Quarrington resident Ian Paterson has been stumped by the thinking of contractors laying a new path linked to a new housing development at the junction of London Road and Town Road.

Around 40 Lincolnshire environmental protestors will be among the hundreds planning to converge on London next week and block roads for a fortnight.

A village has a new shelter for young people to meet up thanks to shoppers paying Tesco’s 5p carrier bag charge.

Women’s pension campaigners in Lincolnshire have said they are ‘furious’ at the decision of the Judicial Review into women’s pensions equality announced earlier this week.

Lincolnshire County Council has refused to release its latest impact assessments ahead of Brexit, claiming it would have a “chilling effect”.

Smaller, independent traders are bucking the trend of doom and gloom on the High Street with a raft of new businesses giving it a go in Sleaford.

Sleaford Town Council is encouraging residents to have their say and help create a plan for the future of their town and surrounding area.