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JOIN US NOWA council is expecting a ‘disappointing’ settlement from the Government after the decision to scrap the £9 million Rural Services Delivery Grant.
Council bosses are hoping to accelerate economic growth and deliver 3,000 good-quality jobs for residents through a £20 million investment programme.
An artisan bakery is one of only two in the country to be awarded B-Corp status.
A housing developer is putting forward new plans for agricultural land.
A deputy police and crime commissioner is leaving the post.
Shopkeepers are ‘giving up reporting shoplifting because nothing is happening’ according to a senior councillor.
A long-running Christmas market attracted a record crowd this year.
A charity has commented on the allegations surrounding BBC presenter Gregg Wallace after he was pictured wearing a t-shirt promoting the cause.
Sixteen central reservation gaps on the A1 will be closed as investigations over whether this would make the road safer continue.
Baking sweet treats for colleagues has earned one employee a top award.
Volunteers are needed to help keep a Guide group going.
A retired businessman who survived a life-threatening condition following routine surgery has begun a career as a published author.
Rutland and Stamford MP Alicia Kearns discusses farming, A1 and solar farms in her latest column.
Readers have written in on a variety of issues across Lincolnshire and Rutland.