• Have your say on new homes and jobs in Central Lincolnshire

  By FreeForester

  Not a "drop-in" session at Navenby. A full room, a talk being given, questions taken, no...

            

   

  By CJHall_LE at 11:03 on 31/05/13

  

  A series of 10 drop-in sessions are being hosted by planning officers responsible for drawing up a blueprint for the location of 42,800 new homes which will be built in Central Lincolnshire in the next 20 years. To meet the demands of an anticipated population growth of 72,300 more people in the Lincoln, West Lindsey and North Kesteven areas, the joint strategic planning authority also needs to stimulate the creation of 26,700 new...

• Faldingworth explosions: 'The horses don't even look up'

  By Icekoolcat

  Scott Please e-mail your questions to bill.kent@live.co.uk

            

   

  By ChrisRedford at 13:11 on 16/02/12

  

  A horse rider in Faldingworth has hit back at claims explosions at a test site in the village "will be as horrendous as the Second World War". Some residents are threatening a council tax 'strike' after hearing Faldingworth Defence Ltd (Skydock) is planning more than 200 explosions between Monday, February 20 and March 5. But Louise Tomlinson, manager of Faldingworth Equestrian Centre, says it is a lot of fuss about nothing....

• Have your say on location of 42,800 homes

  By FreeForester

  I DID add my comment, and it never appeared. Can't be bothered to write it all again, but the gist...

            

   

  By Lincolnshire Echo at 07:09 on 06/06/13

  

  Residents in the city of Lincoln, West Lindsey and North Kesteven can have their say on the location of 42,800 new homes which need to be built in the next 20 years. Planning officers are hosting a series of two-hour drop-in sessions to get public reaction to plans for homes and jobs across Central Lincolnshire. To meet the demands of an anticipated population growth of 72,300 more people in the next two decades, the joint...

• 30-year-old man dies in crash in Holton-le-Moor

  By BritishAndy

  Confusion about the name, Carter or Harper?

            

   

  By Rob_Sellars at 10:33 on 28/05/13

  

  A 30-year-old man died when his van crashed off the Market Rasen Road in Holton-le-Moor on Friday. The man has been named as Stuart Carter, of Sand Lane, Osgodby, Market Rasen.  The collision was reported to Lincolnshire Police at 11.08pm on Friday, May 24.  According to police, early indications are that a white Vauxhall Astra van driven by Mr Carter was travelling along Market Rasen Road, Holton-le-Moor. The van left the...

• Crime figures high, but lower than average copper count

  By harveykim

  what bull . a lot of crime isent reported esp shoplifting as we know nothing gets done .not the...

            

   

  By Grimsby Telegraph at 07:32 on 23/05/13

  

  STATISTICS highlighting the most peaceful places in the UK have put North East Lincolnshire in the bottom 20 per cent because of crime and disorder – and show we have fewer police officers than average. Our area was number 271 in a list of 343 local authorities on the UK Peace Index – which is calculated using Home Office statistics on specific crimes and a 1 to 5 rating of police officers per 100,000 people. It puts the...

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