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Council planners have rejected a bid to turn a village pub into housing.
Plans have been lodged to expand a special school - which could also be amalgamating with another.
Five candidates are fighting for the position of Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner, which goes to the public vote on tomorrow (Thursday).
Crane chicks which were born in a South Holland nature reserve have sadly died.
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A man who burgled a town business has been fined £225.
It's time to nominate in our 2021 Education Awards
There’s a fresh outlook and a new chairman at a town's popular social club.
Officers would like to hear from anyone who saw youths wearing balaclavas on Bank Holiday Monday afternoon.
Second hand items, branded clothes and high street alternatives will all come under a new school uniform law later this year.
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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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Tigers youngsters have scored 38 goals in just three games after 22-2 victory.
Andy makes the most of favourable wind shift for regatta victory.
Cole and Patterson are co-bosses with Nottingham taking reserve team reins.
Harrox win the clash of two previously unbeaten sides in their group.
Spalding cyclist is just 15 seconds away from breaking club's 10-mile time trial record.
Rickett rockets Billingborough to third victory with six-wicket haul.
Oldfield hits half-century as Spalding are defeated in derby duel.
An author who has used the landscape of our area as inspiration for her novels has been shortlisted for an acclaimed award.
A former Spalding student turned actress is appearing in a brand new television show which is airing on both sides of the pond.
A nuclear test veteran worked with producers to create an emotionally charged episode of Call the Midwife.
An amateur dramatic society is appealing for new members to join its committee.
We review Swineshead author Luke Settle's gripping first short books.
We look through the pages of the May 5, 2011 edition of the Spalding Guardian.
We take a look through the pages of the Spalding Guardian from May 3, 1996.
With an increase in pet ownership since lockdown and more expected to travel with animals than before, drivers are being warned to check the rules.
A £1.49 sparkling wine in a can has hit supermarket shelves ahead of the bank holiday and in response to us all spending more time dining outside.
Costa Coffee is returning with another 50p drinks deal tomorrow. Here's how to claim yours:
