Council news

Lincolnshire Council Leaders express concern over lack of transparency in Greater Lincolnshire Devolution Bid.

Market Rasen Town Council are excited to announce their forthcoming plans for a traditional Dickensian festive season.

Thousands of people turned out to experience West Lindsey’s magical two-day Christmas Lights Festival, held in Gainsborough at the weekend.

Head out and discover your local independent businesses as part of Love Your High Street Week! Taking place from Monday 13 to Sunday 19 November, this national online campaign is run by the British Independent Retail Association, and champions independent and family-run businesses.

Gainsborough Old Hall, The Old Nick Theatre and Gainsborough Heritage Centre have received a special Historic Heart Award, for their contribution towards the Townscape Heritage Initiative (THI).

West Lindsey District Council and City of Lincoln Council have expressed concerns to the newly appointed Home Secretary on asylum accommodation proposals at RAF Scampton.

West Lindsey District Councillors and Saxilby Parish Councillors got a private tour of the footbridge to see the repair works taking place.

A number of local authorities, including West Lindsey District Council, have joined forces to lobby the government to change the way in which it funds Internal Drainage Boards.

RAF Ingham Heritage Group, a team of local volunteers based in West Lindsey, Lincolnshire, have just been awarded The King’s Award for Voluntary Service. This is the highest award a local voluntary group can receive in the UK and is equivalent to an MBE.

Residents across West Lindsey turned out to commemorate Remembrance Day at a number of events held over the weekend.