Politics

Time is running out for Sleaford business owners to apply for grant funding to help restore historic shop fronts in the town.

North Kesteven District Councillors will meet next week to approve proposals to change the authority’s logo.

A father who quit his job for an adventure around the world with his family is sharing his story of life on the road.

Lincolnshire County Council’s executive is to consider how its payroll and other support services will be run beyond April 2020 when its controversial contract with Serco ends.

More than double the amount of salt was used to grit Lincolnshire’s roads this winter compared with last year, leading to an overspend of the county council’s budget.

A warm welcome was extended to more than 300 veterans of Bomber Command’s Second World War operations on an historic gathering in North

Kesteven to officially open the international memorial centre dedicated to their heroic mission.

A national parking management company has been ordered to pay almost £6,000 in fines and costs for failing to comply with a district council investigation into fly-tipping at Leadenham.

Pupils from primary schools across Sleaford have been taking part in a competition called Live Earth to raise awareness of the causes, effects and management of global climate change.

Parish councillors have been at loggerheads with North Kesteven District Council officers after they mistakenly tried to chop down a tree with a preservation order on it.

Plans to relocate a community swimming in a village have been shelved after hitting a number of snags.

Councillors backed plans to extend the remit of a scheme providing care and support for adults in Lincolnshire after the service failed to grow significantly in recent years.

A museum near Sleaford is seeking a plastic surgery expert to aid in the development of a new exhibition opening at the venue next year.

RAF Digby has marked the 100 year milestone of its historic base - three days before the Royal Air Force’s nationwide centenary celebrations.

North Kesteven District Council is running a consultation survey that will help to pinpoint areas of the community that are thriving, but also where the people and places of greatest need are so that the right support can be provided.

Six recommendations including better communication and creating a list of exemption sites have been revealed in a draft report assessing the impact of Lincolnshire County Council’s controversial decision to switch off tens of thousands of street lights at night.

Two benches to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War have been purchased by Ruskington Parish Council.