Council News

Residents across Lincolnshire are to be asked what is special about where they live and work as part of a consultation exercise into the development of a new design code

Good news – there’s a little bit longer to bring forward nominations of anyone who you think deserves an award for the positive difference they make to yours and your community’s life through their voluntary actions in North Kesteven.

Town centre now protected by expanded and improved CCTV coverage, following the completion of a project to upgrade it.

A new mosaic dedicated to the River Slea will flow through Sleaford’s Monument Gardens following a refresh of the space starting soon – and your help is needed now on another important aspect of the works.

Nominations are now open for you to champion and celebrate those people you think your community just couldn’t be without.

Households who have bins collected normally on a Monday in North Kesteven are being reminded of changes to accommodate the late August Bank Holiday.

Businesses are invited to join this upcoming event explaining how going green can help them become more profitable and develop new markets, all while making beneficial changes for the planet and their bottom line.

A drive-by scrap collector who dumped commercial waste he was paid £350 to dispose of properly has been charged £2,300 and told to do 15 days of rehabilitation and 150 hours of unpaid community service work.

People will soon be able to experience the historic Slea Navigation for themselves on a new narrowboat which itself pays tribute to the town’s history.

If you’re heading to England’s largest village show this weekend, we’d be thrilled to see you there.