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Plans to add a recycling charge to drinks bottles and cans has been labelled ‘absolute tosh’
A husband and wife have once again raised thousands for charity as visitors flocked to catch a glimpse of their garden.
A planning application for five self-build homes on green fields has been refused for the second time in three months.
Lincolnshire's leading role in the agri-food industry has been recognised in a major blueprint for national economic growth.
Food waste collections will be rolled out in stages across Lincolnshire next year - but don’t expect the ‘bin police’ to come knocking.
Lincolnshire could be in for a very cold winter, the team in charge of its gritters has warned.
A eco-friendly vodka used from leftover grape skins has earned a distillery a highly-prized international medal.
A family festival has brought live music and fun to a town market place for the first time.
An angry trader says he will be going to court to fight against a ‘mafia-esque’ levy for a new business group.
A man is set to stand trial next year after pleading not guilty to multiple car thefts and burglary charges across Lincolnshire.
A town council has pledged to continue celebrating diversity despite a Pride flag being taken for the second year running.
A man admitted making indecent photographs of children when he appeared at Lincoln Crown Court.
A dog walker was assaulted after being asked to hand over his phone and wallet in a village.
A £4million project aims to make a town leisure centre a model for sustainable energy.
More than 1,000 people got muddy during a fundraising event held for the first time in Rutland.
Campaigners say a mega chicken farm proposal is a ‘health disaster waiting to happen’.
A town centre will be closed for five nights while a £70,000 road improvement scheme takes place.
Scaffolding at a derelict hotel posed an additional challenge for the driver transporting an abnormal load over the weekend.
A road closure has been catching out motorists this morning - one day one of fortnight-long works.
Two people were taken to hospital following a crash at a junction.
National Grid has defended itself after a council leader branded its plans to build 50 metre high pylons in Lincolnshire as ‘ridiculous’.
A secondary school will continue to run a county-wide sports competition until a more sustainable funding model can be found.
Flowers have been left in tribute to two teenagers who died in a crash on Friday.
A primary school has been named best in the county for its Key Stage 2 maths performance.
