Homes News

Shocked residents learned nine homes could be bulldozed if the newly recommended route of a relief road goes ahead.

A teacher who fought her way back to health after a car crash is among residents who could lose their homes to a controversial relief road.

A woman who suffers from fibromyalgia and ME is dreading spending cold winter nights in her car after losing her dream home to a planned relief road.

Plans to develop a site behind a former garden centre gets the backing of councillors.

An estate agent is settling into its new home after moving earlier this month.

A grower has been given permission to build up to 60 homes on one of its sites.

MP Sir John Hayes and relief road protestors take their fight to Natural England, which advises the Government on wildlife issues.

Residents have had a "summer of hell" waiting to find out if their homes are still in line for demolition to make way for a relief road.

Plans for a multi-million business park are uncertain after new homes linked to it were opposed.

Plans to build 61 homes on farmland in a village have moved a step closer.

An area of Crowland where hundreds of new homes are to be built is to make room for more development.

Five new homes are to be bought for rental at a time when the country marks 100 years of council housing

A crackdown on dangerous houses of multiple occupancy (HMOs) is being jointly led by the police and area housing officers.

More than 80 new houses are to be built next to a site where a 900-home development is already under way.

A decision on whether to start building a £100million relief road is due on Monday.

A woman of 62 appears to have lost her dream home on the route of Spalding Western Relief Road. But the road could be axed ...

Two elderly flood victims have told of the misery the recent awful weather caused

Pinchbeck Parish Council has raised a “myriad of concerns” about the proposed £100million Spalding Western Relief Road.

A developer wanting to build 108 new homes in Crowland has been told to review its plans.

1,000 properties and school will form a new community