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Council bosses say that £150 energy rebate payments will be made once software testing is complete.
Plans are being touted to put a barrier in place to protect a town’s playing field.
A councillor says issues with ‘bullying and intimidation’ are putting off new members from joining their authority.
A Parish Council is reaching the end of its tether with poor communication and a lack of presence from the police.
Restrictions are set to be imposed outside a primary school to combat ‘dangerous’ parking.
Work will soon be starting on repairs to a historic chapel after fears were raised about the building going to ‘rack and ruin’.
In his weekly Hayes in the House column, Sir John Hayes discusses the war in Ukraine.
Architects who are designing a long-awaited play area have been told to ‘get a wriggle on’.
A grieving widow is desperately looking for help for her family after being kicked out of her home following a run of ‘bad luck’.
Here are the letters from the Spalding Guardian of Thursday, May 12, 2022.
One of the senior district councillors who voted against the authority’s new street art policy has defended his decision.
Senior councillors have been told to make their mind up about the South Holland Centre - and are urged to now back a plan for its future.
More than £100,000 has been paid out to a consultancy firm working on the Castle Sports Complex in the last five years.
Plans to introduce new parking restrictions in Pinchbeck have been pushed back after a ‘problem’ business changed hands.
