Council News

The two most senior officers of North Kesteven District Council will be leaving the authority in the coming months, having steered it through two decades of change, challenge and opportunity.

An invitation is being extended to any Lincolnshire veterans of the D-Day operations to join in a lunch being held to celebrate the contributions of our Armed Forces: past, present and future.

Your opportunity to take part in a short survey about possible commercial waste collections by the Council.

Working in partnership with the community, North Kesteven District Council has secured £15,100 in funding for a new community orchard to be planted in Wilsford this autumn.

At the Council’s Annual Meeting on May 9, Council Leader Cllr Richard Wright reflected on the Council’s position after 50 years of delivering local services and laid out his priorities for the year ahead.

With a General Election now called for July 4, it is important for electors to have everything in place so that they can cast their vote.

Local village halls are the latest beneficiaries of the Sleaford Community Power Fund which has granted over £100,000 to date.

Former Service personnel who have not yet received their Veterans Badge are invited to step forward to receive it at a celebration in June – themed around the 80th anniversary of the D-Day Landings.

Nine-year-old Dominic Hunter showed his own style of community leadership by leading two of North Kesteven District Council’s most senior councillors on a litter pick in his village.

Two environmentally-friendly building projects shortlisted for the Unlock Net Zero awards in recognition of their positive climate impact.