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She has raised money for charity with her tasty treats.
Citizens Advice is urging the Government to rethink its decision on Universal Credit.
Record numbers of litter pickers joined together to clean up three villages, finding some interesting items along the way.
The date for the permanent closure of a town M&S branch, which has twice been saved from closure, has been announced.
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The council has been awarded an injunction against two individuals after they were found to be taking over the homes of vulnerable council tenants.
Publicans have reacted favourably to the help on offer to them as part of the 2021 budget.
A family who has been living in a quarantine hotel for a week have compared the living conditions to that of a prison.
The red carpet was rolled out for the big day.
Disgusting fly-tippers have dumped a bath in a South Holland dyke.
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Here are the latest planning applications which have been submitted to local councils.
The latest planning applications which have been decided on.
Here are the latest decisions on planning applications submitted to South Holland District Council.
Reporter Kat Wakefield shares what it is like to attend a livestreamed concert.
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Dexter and Diego are successful at qualifying event.
Velo One rider denies Elworthy a hat-trick of successes.
Null and void or cup competition is the option for Peterborough League clubs.
Pinchbeck eager to make a return to action.
Josh and Jordan are undertaking the capital challenge.
Campaign ends for Spalding, Holbeach, Pinchbeck, Deeping and Bourne.
Outdoor tennis courts will be able to open from March 29 following the Government’s announcement this week.
In honour of World Book Day we asked people in the area to select their favourite books and tell us why they love them so much…
An encouraging comment in his Year 11 school leaving book has always stayed in Luke Settle’s mind and inspired him to publish his first novelletes.
They may date back to years ago, but singing sea shanties has suddenly become a viral craze on social media.
Whether you are an abstract artist to a cartoonist or an upcycle artist, you could get your work noticed.
Act II Theatre Company is bringing its annual revue into your own homes.
We look back through the pages of the March 1, 2011 Lincolnshire Free Press.
Looking back at the Spalding Guardian of February 23, 1996.
We take a look through the Spalding Guardian pages of February 24, 2011.
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This week we look back through the pages of the Lincolnshire Free Press of February 20, 1996.
