Your Say

Angela O’Hagan is a lecturer at Glasgow Caledonian University. Here she looks at how a change in tax credits for parents who have more than two children is an attack on women’s rights.

We asked readers to write in with their own stories and suggestions about the NHS in response to our investigation this week.

Prime Minister Theresa May has provided much-needed clarity in her Brexit speech where she set out the Government’s 12 negotiating objectives.

It is all too easy to criticise the county council when it comes to keeping our roads safe.

Proposals to move consultant-led maternity services from Pilgrim Hospital to Lincoln appear to be poorly thought out.

The recent NHS England figures regarding A&E waiting times in Lincolnshire paint a worrying picture about the current state of emergency healthcare.

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I’d like to thank everyone who helped raise the profile of dementia in Lincolnshire by attending one of our events during Dementia Awareness Week.

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Diabetes

Drive your classic car to Burghley

Sunday, April 26, is National Drive Your Classic Car Day, an event promoted by the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs (FBHVC).

I noted with interest the comments in The Standard of both councillors and members of the public who clearly felt that the pulling out of Tesco and so-called regeneration was going to spell doom for Sleaford.

The year ahead looks to bring further change and challenges in respect of local government finance, but throughout it all we remain committed to ensuring residents receive high quality services, at low cost, appropriate to their needs.

The government has announced it is further cutting our local services.

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The Mayor of Sleaford, Coun Keith Dolby

Chairman of North Kesteven District Council, Coun Lance Pennell