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Volunteer who has spent a decade caring for town river wins national champion award

Volunteer who has spent a decade caring for town river wins national champion award

Volunteer who has spent a decade caring for town river wins national champion award

A volunteer who has spent more than a decade protecting and improving the River Witham has been named one of the UK’s River Champions for 2025.


Recycling centre closed after fire in general waste section

Recycling centre closed after fire in general waste section

Recycling centre closed after fire in general waste section

A recycling centre was closed for more than an hour today (Tuesday) following a fire.


Next milestone in multi-billion pound reservoir scheme

Next milestone in multi-billion pound reservoir scheme

Next milestone in multi-billion pound reservoir scheme

Survey works will begin soon as Anglian Water’s plans for a multi-billion pound new reservoir move forward.


Officials are ‘open’ to proposals for paddle boarding on waterway

Officials are ‘open’ to proposals for paddle boarding on waterway

Officials are ‘open’ to proposals for paddle boarding on waterway

The Environment Agency said that it would be ‘open’ to hear proposals about the use of a town waterway as a paddle boarding venue.


Seal rescuer Eden is on a mission

Seal rescuer Eden is on a mission

Seal rescuer Eden is on a mission

A seal rescuer hopes to raise awareness of the importance of conservation as she prepares to run the London Marathon.


Changes to five micro energy storage boxes approved

Changes to five micro energy storage boxes approved

Changes to five micro energy storage boxes approved

Five micro energy storage boxes can be placed on land across South Holland.


Group marks decade of promoting village’s ‘magical biodiversity’

Group marks decade of promoting village’s ‘magical biodiversity’

Group marks decade of promoting village’s ‘magical biodiversity’

A volunteer group dedicated to making green spaces accessible to all is celebrating its 10th anniversary.


Fundraiser set up after traveller camp leaves wood with ‘unexpected bill’

Fundraiser set up after traveller camp leaves wood with ‘unexpected bill’

Fundraiser set up after traveller camp leaves wood with ‘unexpected bill’

A fundraiser has been set up after an unauthorised traveller camp caused damage to a wood.


‘Any sewage going into the open watercourses is something we should be doing everything we can to prevent’

‘Any sewage going into the open watercourses is something we should be doing everything we can to prevent’

‘Any sewage going into the open watercourses is something we should be doing everything we can to prevent’

Lincolnshire’s environment boss has argued that the amount of raw sewage entering open watercourses is “still too much”.


‘I have found things before but never anything like that - it was amazing’ says jewellery designer who found a mysterious gold artefact

‘I have found things before but never anything like that - it was amazing’ says jewellery designer who found a mysterious gold artefact

‘I have found things before but never anything like that - it was amazing’ says jewellery designer who found a mysterious gold artefact

A mysterious gold artefact - believed to be Anglo Saxon - was unearthed by a jeweller and his son during a metal detecting holiday in the area.


Landowners who ‘neglect’ their rivers are making flooding worse - claim

Landowners who ‘neglect’ their rivers are making flooding worse - claim

Landowners who ‘neglect’ their rivers are making flooding worse - claim

Some landowners are making flooding worse by ‘neglecting’ their rivers and streams, a councillor has claimed.


Energy upgrades planned for council homes

Energy upgrades planned for council homes

Energy upgrades planned for council homes

Tenants will benefit from further energy-saving upgrades and community support, project leaders have confirmed.


Photography from around the world goes on display

Photography from around the world goes on display

Photography from around the world goes on display

Scenic stately home gardens are the setting for an international photography exhibition.


Plans to cover fields with 1,300 six-metre-long batteries

Plans to cover fields with 1,300 six-metre-long batteries

Plans to cover fields with 1,300 six-metre-long batteries

More than 1,300 six-metre-long batteries could be installed on fields in Lincolnshire.


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