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'We have to make a stand' says worker who voted to go on strike

One of the nearly 500 workers who voted to go on strike has spoken out

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Sending the wrong message to developers

The last planning committee meeting saw a councillor walk out and a controversial development get approval.

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Court Register

Here is the round up of proceedings at two magistrates courts.

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Contractor urges others to take out tools after raids

A contractor has had to borrow money to replace stolen tools.

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Bid to end misery of human trafficking

The Roman Catholic Church is leading a bid to end human trafficking after pinpointing the Fens as a hot spot for modern day slavery

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Planning Applications.

Local councils will be considering the following plans.

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Holbeach Parish Council round-up

Concerns were expressed about urination at a cricket pitch and sinking roads.

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Is village on track to get a railway station?

A village that lost its railway station around 60 years ago is hoping to have one opened in the future.

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Letters to the Spalding Guardian editor - November 14, 2019

Politics, transport, charity and religion are the topics under discussion this week.

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6th form students sing praises of 'supportive' school

Nearly 200 prospective 6th formers and their parents attended an open evening to see what a school has to offer.

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Children learn where their breakfast comes from

Pupils made pancakes and sausages, learned about healthy breakfasts and sat on a tractor during special workshops.

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Shopkeeper foiled raid ... by shouting like Bollywood hero

A boy of 10 was left nursing a bruise when raiders hit the family store but they were driven off by his brave dad.

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Planning Applications

Local councils will be considering the latest plans.

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Celebrating 60 years of popular department store

A family celebrates 60 years of owning a store: "It was like Are You Being Served without Mrs Slocombe"

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As November marks World Prematurity Day - just look at Carter now

A family shares their story to help raise awareness of premature birth as their son nears his third birthday.

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Court Register

The following are the findings of the local magistrates' courts

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Hopes of speed cut along old A1073 are dashed

A decision not to make a village's main road a 30mph zone has been slammed.

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Letters to the Free Press editor – November 5, 2019

Parking charges, politics, road safety and flower displays are all topics in this week's letters.

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School holds successful careers day

There was something for all year groups when a school held a careers fair recently.

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Council won't risk taxpayers' cash sorting out derelict hotel

A council won't risk spending public money on a derelict hotel because it failed to get back all of the money spent on a pub site.

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