Summit held to discuss future of Bass Maltings
Comments Off on Summit held to discuss future of Bass MaltingsThe Bass Maltings complex in Sleaford was closed in 2000 but ceased operations in 1959.
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City play areas to be improved with grant funding
Comments Off on City play areas to be improved with grant fundingLincoln City Council have been awarded £270,000 from the government to improve play areas.
Inside one of Britain’s most magnificent medieval relics
Comments Off on Inside one of Britain’s most magnificent medieval relicsA rare tour of the gatehouse at Thornton Abbey in North Lincolnshire is a magical experience.
Exhibition captures life through a local lens
Comments Off on Exhibition captures life through a local lensThe exhibit, This Place We Share, will go on display at the Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre.
City mosque reopens after six-year closure
Comments Off on City mosque reopens after six-year closureMembers of the Islamic community have raised funds themselves for renovation work.
Hosepipe ban could last until winter, firm says
Comments Off on Hosepipe ban could last until winter, firm saysAnglian Water says heavy downpours are needed to replenish supplies
Man cleared of smashing historic Roman wall
Comments Off on Man cleared of smashing historic Roman wallA judge has found Jason James not guilty after watching CCTV of the incident.
Mayors fear tourism tax would put visitors off
Comments Off on Mayors fear tourism tax would put visitors offA charge appears unlikely to be introduced in Greater Lincolnshire or in Hull and East Yorkshire.
Trades body condemns decision to rule out controversial ‘tourism tax’ for Lincolnshire
Comments Off on Trades body condemns decision to rule out controversial ‘tourism tax’ for Lincolnshire“Residents should not be left to shoulder the full cost of public services” – that’s the message from a trades body today after a ‘tourism tax’ in the county was ruled out by the Mayor of Lincolnshire, Dame Andrea Jenkyns.
Investment safeguards historic cottages as affordable homes
Comments Off on Investment safeguards historic cottages as affordable homesNine 19th century cottages in Horncastle are being given a new lease of life following a major investment by Platform Housing Group and East Lindsey District Council.