Environment

Four environmental groups in the area will share £10,000 in grants from a retailer.

A town's crisp packet recycling scheme has been wrapped up after eight months.

Regular columnist Mark Cox is advising on how to get the best rapsberry crop next year.

Plans are being announced to introduce an arts trial, events programme and new toilets.

Regular columnist Rachel Shaw, from Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, explores the difference nature makes to mental health.

Our regular columnist, Mark Cox, of Baytree Garden Centre, is turning his attention to overwintering vegetables.

This domestic rabbit was found living among the rubbish by litter pickers.

A huge transformer journeyed along our roads this morning after being brought across from Austria.

A village could see an innovation in housing design if plans for a "energy-positive" home go ahead.

Residents are urged not to throw batteries into rubbish or recycling bags following a number of fires.

Three villages benefited from a litter blitz when volunteers hit the streets.

A school project involving creating a wildlife pond brought a top award in recognition of the hard work from pupils, staff and parents.

A cardboard and paper recycling collection trial proved so popular that not all collections could be made in the one day planned.

Five seals, including two which were badly injured by discarded litter, have been released back into the wild.

Word on the Ground columnist Sue Lamb is highlighting how Brexit is impacting on workforce and the £1.3billion ornamental sector.

Options for the middle section of a £100million road have been further delayed while anxious residents wait to see if their homes could be bulldozed.

Mark Cox, from Baytree, shares more advice in his regular column, Out in the Garden

Heavy rain has been forecast for the next 12 hours.

Promotion of a card and paper recycling trial is to be stepped out after early results proved encouraging.

Fly-tippers have been warned to expect court action if they are caught.