It’s 10 years today since people voted to leave the European Union (EU) – and it’s safe to say, opinion is still divided over the topic. But what about the view in Lincolnshire – home to the highest level of Brexit support in the country?
A booking system could be introduced at Lincolnshire’s tips in a bid to reduce delays and congestion.
Organisations that help protect homes and businesses from flooding are urging the Government not to put their funding model at risk.
Water bosses have warned that they can refuse to supply water to commercial organisations if they feel there isn’t enough capacity.
Military personnel, veterans and cadets are being encouraged to join Armed Forces Day celebrations in Skegness this weekend, with free bus travel available across the region and local Royal British Legion volunteers set to play a prominent role at the Skegness Show.
A pioneering Lincolnshire flood management project that has helped communities better understand and prepare for groundwater flooding has received national recognition at a prestigious industry awards ceremony.
Rail passengers across Lincolnshire are being urged to travel only if absolutely necessary as the county braces for potentially record-breaking temperatures and major disruption during an unprecedented June heatwave.
Businesses in West Lindsey are being warned to be on the alert after reports that fraudsters have visited shops posing as local council licensing officers claiming fees.
Ten years ago today (Tuesday, June 23), Boston delivered the highest Leave vote in the EU referendum, leaving it labelled as ‘most Eurosceptic area in the UK’.
Work has begun on the installation of average speed cameras on a notorious stretch of the A52 near Croft as part of a package of measures aimed at reducing serious and fatal collisions.
