Year 6 pupils from across 11 primary schools in West Lindsey have taken part in Lincoln City Foundation’s IMPowered workshops, a programme designed to support young people as they prepare for their transition from primary to secondary school.
Councillors have clashed over the description of a Gainsborough neighbourhood as a ‘third world country’.
Digital labelling software specialist ShelfTalker has opened a new technology hub at Gainsborough’s Marshall’s Yard, marking the next stage of growth for the innovative Lincolnshire technology start-up.
An appearance by Lincoln Longwool sheep will be the highlight of the next open day to be held at Dogdyke Pumping Station near Tattershall Bridge.
An official launch event on Thursday (July 16) saw a major £7 million regeneration project unveiled which has breathed new life and services into historic buildings in Market Rasen.
The horror of another lethal pandemic spreading around the world is the focus of a new book by an author with strong links to Horncastle.
A highly respected eatery in Louth is the only restaurant in Lincolnshire to be named on the Good Food Guide’s latest UK top 100 list.
A blaze which swept along Skegness beachfront on Friday was started deliberately, the fire service has now confirmed.
Key meetings are being held this week in a bid to resolve the dispute that has led to teachers going on strike at schools in Horncastle.
A motion calling for greater focus on the transport barriers faced by young people in rural communities has been backed by West Lindsey District Councillors.
