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Peas thrive in summer sun as veg enjoys an ace revival

Peas thrive in summer sun as veg enjoys an ace revival

Peas thrive in summer sun as veg enjoys an ace revival

A revival of interest in peas, including at Wimbledon, is boosting Lincolnshire’s farmers.


Podcast series explores what makes Lincolnshire’s coastline so special

Podcast series explores what makes Lincolnshire’s coastline so special

Podcast series explores what makes Lincolnshire’s coastline so special

An exhibition exploring different generations’ memories of the seaside will be visiting a number of town libraries.


National Grid explains why town’s existing power station site was discounted for major development

National Grid explains why town’s existing power station site was discounted for major development

National Grid explains why town’s existing power station site was discounted for major development

Officials have said why fields on the outskirts of a town have been chosen for new infrastructure rather than land near an existing power station.


X-ray rules out foul play for death of osprey chick

X-ray rules out foul play for death of osprey chick

X-ray rules out foul play for death of osprey chick

Hundreds of well wishers have contacted a wildlife conservation group after an osprey chick was found dead on Monday.


Report that finds county’s waterways are among country’s most polluted is branded ‘alarming’

Report that finds county’s waterways are among country’s most polluted is branded ‘alarming’

Report that finds county’s waterways are among country’s most polluted is branded ‘alarming’

A nationwide rivers survey has found Rutland’s waterways are among the most polluted in the country.


The cost of repairing our ‘stressed’ flood defences is ‘unsustainable’, warns the Environment Agency

The cost of repairing our ‘stressed’ flood defences is ‘unsustainable’, warns the Environment Agency

The cost of repairing our ‘stressed’ flood defences is ‘unsustainable’, warns the Environment Agency

Repairing breaches in the Lincolnshire’s ‘stressed’ flood defences is ‘unsustainable’ in the long-term say officials.


‘I’m not sure she properly realises the amount of farmland that is still being affected’

‘I’m not sure she properly realises the amount of farmland that is still being affected’

‘I’m not sure she properly realises the amount of farmland that is still being affected’

A councillor fighting against plans to build solar panels on Lincolnshire farmland has handed hundreds of letters from residents to the government.


Nature event will support ocean project

Nature event will support ocean project

Nature event will support ocean project

Event organisers hope to plough £100,000 into an ocean project with the proceeds from this year’s Global Birdfair.


Spending time in nature is a simple pleasure

Spending time in nature is a simple pleasure

Spending time in nature is a simple pleasure

There are reassuring rhythms to be had in the world around us, says this week’s nature columnist.


‘They're forever setting fires’ Resident fears park incidents could lead to tragedy

‘They're forever setting fires’ Resident fears park incidents could lead to tragedy

‘They're forever setting fires’ Resident fears park incidents could lead to tragedy

A concerned resident fears that fires being lit in a village’s green area could cause a serious incident.


‘It feels like walking through Jurassic Park’

‘It feels like walking through Jurassic Park’

‘It feels like walking through Jurassic Park’

Parts of the town centre were so overgrown with weeds that they have been compared to a scene from the dinosaur movie, Jurassic Park.

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Youth councillor aged 9 on why bees are important

Youth councillor aged 9 on why bees are important

Youth councillor aged 9 on why bees are important

A Stamford Youth Councillor aged nine writes about the importance of bees to the environment.


Flood-hit residents nervous about what the future holds

Flood-hit residents nervous about what the future holds

Flood-hit residents nervous about what the future holds

Residents whose lives were turned upside down by flooding in January say they are still nervous about the situation six months on.


Town alley is tidied up after new accommodation found for rough sleepers

Town alley is tidied up after new accommodation found for rough sleepers

Town alley is tidied up after new accommodation found for rough sleepers

Parts of a town centre alley have been boarded up after rough sleepers had been moved on.


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