Businesses and schools who have been significant supporters of the Royal British Legion’s poppy appeal in the Sleaford area were recognised at a ceremony last week as part of the centenary of the Armistice of the First World War.
A proposal by the head of William Alvey Primary school to help ease congestion when parents drop their children off in the mornings has been rejected by Town Councillors.
There have been rumblings from some Sleaford residents about “Christmas coming too early” after seeing festive trees appear on shop frontages last week, but the company behind the work has explained that there is no need to worry.
The headteacher of Sleaford’s largest primary school is imploring councillors and landowners to help ease critical congestion problems outside his gates.
A vintage afternoon, a fun day at a windmill and a music train are just some of the events in the Sleaford area which have helped rail travellers to raise £1,000 for the RAF100 Appeal.
Some of the best examples of voluntary community effort and individual achievement within North Kesteven community have been rewarded at the annual NK Community Champion Awards last night (Wednesday).
A new parking strategy is proposed for Sleaford with revised charges and investment of around £74,000 in new ticket machines to take cashless payments.
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.
A charity film night is to take place when you can watch wartime movie The Dam Busters, listen to music from the 1940s and help to raise money for Sleaford Dementia Support.
By Coun Richard Wright. At our most recent Executive Board meeting we supported the Annual Report which reflects and highlights the council’s achievements over the last year, up to April.
The Prime Minister’s announcement at the Tory party conference this week that the Government will lift the borrowing cap on councils to allow them to build many more homes has been welcomed by local authority leaders.
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.
