Council & Politics
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Eyesore Gainsborough building where 'vandalism is rife' to be knocked down - Lincolnshire Live
The article discusses the demolition of a derelict building in Gainsborough, highlighting issues of vandalism and community concerns. This decision is likely influenced by local council actions and policies regarding urban development and safety.
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Reform denies Richard Tice photo is AI-generated - but it is edited - Lincolnshire Live
The article discusses a controversy involving Richard Tice, a political figure, and the editing of a photo associated with him. The Reform party has denied that the photo is AI-generated, indicating a focus on political integrity and media representation.
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Five key questions ahead of Lincoln's elections
The article discusses the upcoming elections in Lincoln scheduled for May 7, highlighting key issues that will influence voters. It aims to inform residents about the important topics at stake in the local elections.
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All you need to know about local elections in Lincoln
One third of the 33 seats on the City of Lincoln Council are up for election on 7 May.
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Council drone used to spot planning breaches
The North Kesteven council is utilizing a drone to monitor planning breaches, investigate fly-tipping, and enforce smoke-free zones. This initiative highlights the council's efforts to enhance local governance and environmental protection in the area.
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Lincolnshire village residents 'might not be able to park outside homes' due to new plan to protect bus routes
Residents in Waddington, a village in Lincolnshire, are facing potential 'no waiting' restrictions on Hollywell Road due to a new plan aimed at protecting bus routes. This change may impact their ability to park outside their homes.
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Parking restrictions recommended in two areas
Proposals are being put forward to improve traffic flow in Caistor and Waddington, which may involve new parking restrictions. These recommendations are part of local council efforts to enhance transportation management in the area.
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Full list of the candidates standing in the Lincoln elections
The article provides a full list of candidates who will be standing in the upcoming elections in Lincoln on May 7. It is likely to inform voters about their options in the local political landscape.
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Four key ideas revealed in bid to improve standards of Lincolnshire’s roads
The article discusses four key ideas proposed by leaders to improve the standards of roads in Lincolnshire. It highlights the importance of road conditions and the plans in place to address the issues faced by residents and commuters.
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Residents 'will keep fighting' against Lincolnshire solar farms after UK's largest is approved
Residents in Navenby, Lincolnshire, are expressing their devastation over the approval of the UK's largest solar farm development. The community is determined to continue their fight against the project, highlighting concerns about its impact on the local area.
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Villagers say ‘not one person’ wants new Lincolnshire mega solar farm
Villagers have expressed strong opposition to the newly approved Springwell solar farm in Lincolnshire, citing that 'not one person' supports the project. The solar farm is set to be the largest in the UK, raising concerns among local residents about its impact.
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Controversial policy to turn Lincolnshire's worst roads to gravel tracks scrapped
The council's leaders have rejected a controversial proposal from highways officers to convert Lincolnshire's worst roads into gravel tracks. This decision reflects ongoing discussions about infrastructure and road maintenance in the region.
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Lincolnshire Reform councillor quits party over ‘political games’
Councillor Cain Parkinson has left the Reform party to join the Conservatives, citing disappointment with the party's performance in Grantham. This decision highlights ongoing political dynamics within local governance in Lincolnshire.
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93 potholes along a mile in ‘forgotten area’ of Lincolnshire
A villager in Lincolnshire has expressed frustration over the poor condition of local roads, highlighting the presence of 93 potholes along a one-mile stretch. This situation has raised concerns about the neglect of certain areas within the region.
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Calls to implement tougher Lincolnshire landlord rules - but authority has little choice - Lincolnshire Live
The article discusses the calls for stricter regulations on landlords in Lincolnshire, highlighting the challenges faced by local authorities in implementing these changes. It reflects ongoing concerns about housing standards and tenant rights in the region.
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Tougher rules could be introduced on Lincolnshire caravan sites to prevent tragedies
The article discusses the potential introduction of stricter regulations on caravan sites in Lincolnshire to enhance safety and prevent accidents. A community leader emphasizes the importance of prioritizing this issue for the well-being of residents.
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Lincolnshire hunt says ‘hundreds of jobs will be lost’ if controversial sport is banned
The Lincolnshire hunt has warned that banning the controversial sport could lead to the loss of hundreds of jobs in the area. The Countryside Alliance has criticized the proposed ban, calling it an attack on rural communities and livelihoods.
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Greater Lincolnshire Combined County Authority approves first mayoral budget - Public Sector Executive
Greater Lincolnshire Combined County Authority approves first mayoral budget Public Sector Executive
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Council congratulates Gelder Group on ‘highly commended’ award for the Savoy Cinema build - West Lindsey District Council
The article discusses the West Lindsey District Council's recognition of Gelder Group for their work on the Savoy Cinema build, which received a 'highly commended' award. This highlights the council's involvement in local development projects and community recognition.
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Nigel Farage - Lincolnshire Live
The article discusses Nigel Farage's recent activities and statements related to political issues in Lincolnshire. It highlights his influence on local politics and public opinion in the region.