Lea Fields Crematorium has launched a new partnership with Lincolnshire County Council Adult Care to recycle floral tributes into sustainable, hand-crafted confetti.
Local residents, community groups and schools took part in planting fruit trees in memory of lost loved ones at the community orchard in Mill Road Playing Field earlier this month.
West Lindsey District Council is proud to be marking National Apprenticeship Week (10-16 February) a national campaign highlighting the value of the apprenticeships for individuals, businesses and the local economy.
Lea Fields Crematorium celebrated its fifth anniversary with a successful open day, welcoming members of the community to learn more about its work and services it provides.
The Rasen Area Environment Group is thrilled to announce that its bid to establish a community orchard has been approved as part of Lincolnshire County Council's Coronation Community Orchard Project, funded by Defra's Coronation Living Heritage Fund.
West Lindsey District Council will carry out a review of banking facilities in Gainsborough this year after concerns were raised about closures impacting residents and businesses.
West Lindsey District will write to the government highlighting the devastating impacts changes to the inheritance tax will have on rural communities, food security, and environmental conservation.
West Lindsey District Council is excited to announce the launch of three new business units that are now available to let through its property agent, Eddisons.
Three men were arrested near Peterborough on 21 January, as part of an investigation into large-scale, organised deposits of waste across counties including Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire.
