West Lindsey District Council is reminding local businesses that Business Sustainability or ‘Green Growth Grant’ is available for applications.

A new health hub and training academy is set to open in Gainsborough offering a Lincolnshire first, in terms of accredited courses.

Plans to level-up the West Lindsey economy, creating higher-value jobs and new economic opportunities, have been backed by West Lindsey District Council.

Gainsborough Library is going greener as a new and improved front garden at the entrance of the building is officially opened.

You will soon be able to refer to your local bin lorry by name thanks to a new competition launched by West Lindsey District Council!

To celebrate the adoption of the Keelby Neighbourhood Plan, Councillors took a trip to the village to hear more about it.

West Lindsey District Council is calling on the Prime Minister and other political figures to give assurance that work at RAF Scampton for asylum seeker accommodation has stopped.

Fly-tippers will face a staggering £1,000 fine as West Lindsey District Council takes a tough stance on tackling the issue in the district.

Crafts ‘n’ Coffee, who were previously located on Curtis Walk, have moved to a brand-new premises as they look forward to a bigger and brighter future.

Crafts ‘n’ Coffee, who were previously located on Curtis Walk, have moved to a brand-new premise as they look forward to a bigger and brighter future.

Building work has commenced on an innovative project in Market Rasen Town Centre to preserve the historic character of buildings.

Households on a low income, living in the least energy efficient homes, can now apply for a grant to help keep their homes warm.

Situated on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds in the historic market town of Caistor, the Rock Foundation offers supported living for up to 12 residents and respite care on weekends. Their day care services include practical workshops, supported work placements (at their onsite shop and tearoom), and help with everyday life skills to enable residents and students to build their self-esteem and live more independently.

The Home Office has, this afternoon, announced that it will be hosting a virtual Scampton community engagement event on 27 September via Microsoft Teams.

A plaque to record the historic significance of a former Gainsborough machinery manufacturer has been unveiled at Marshall’s Yard by Sir Edward Leigh MP.

West Lindsey Leisure Centre is set to host a Family Open Weekend to celebrate the 50th birthday of its swimming pool on Friday, September 15.

Earlier this week it was announced that 3 businesses in West Lindsey have received the VisitEngland ROSE Award, which recognises accommodation providers for delivering the best customer experience.

Chairman of West Lindsey District Council, Cllr Stephen Bunney, raised the Emergency Services Day flag this morning, ahead of the official day, which takes place tomorrow.

West Lindsey District Council has purchased its first electric vans, replacing older diesel vehicles as part of its commitment to be carbon neutral as soon as possible before 2050.

Representatives from the Navy and local Army Cadets were joined by residents and staff from West Lindsey District Council and Gainsborough Town Council on Friday for a flag raising ceremony to mark Merchant Navy Day.

Hemswell Antique Centre is the latest company to join West Lindsey District Council’s Commercial Waste Service.

A Lincolnshire charity that provides emergency care in critical situations to residents has been given £12,000 to keep vital volunteers on the road.

Book lovers from across the district are invited to head over to Gainsborough for a very special Farmers and Craft Market next month.

Uplifting stories of how two very different and successful community projects came to fruition were re-told at a special event in West Lindsey.

Stall holders were joined by an eight-metre-high climbing wall at the latest Discover Gainsborough Markets event at the weekend.

Lincolnshire Community Foundation are delighted to be working with West Lindsey District Council to provide vital funds across the District.

Susan Cake -Taylor has been appointed as the service manager of Gainsborough Housing Related Support Services, run by Longhurst Group, based in the town.

Are you part of a community organisation that is looking for ways to improve the places and spaces in your community in West Lindsey? Do you have exciting ideas for new projects to support your community? Does your community need funding for new projects to promote greater interaction and connection with all?

Crowds gathered to watch the historic Saxilby Footbridge, which crosses Fossdyke successfully removed by crane to be refurbished.

5-7 Market Place in Gainsborough has acquired a new owner after much needed regeneration thanks to West Lindsey District Council’s Townscape Heritage Scheme.

Two new cycle routes have recently been created by Cycle Lincolnshire, in partnership with West Lindsey District Council, allowing visitors and residents to explore the district this summer. Funded by West Lindsey District Council, these new routes are available as a printed leaflet with step-by-step instructions or a gpx file, which can be downloaded and added to an app of the user’s choice.

A new campaign has been launched by West Lindsey District Council urging communities and business to work together to support, protect and enhance our environment.

Judges from the Royal Horticultural Society were given a tour of Gainsborough as part of East Midlands in Bloom.

West Lindsey District Council will have to wait a little longer to find out if it can progress with a full judicial review.

Saxilby footbridge, which crosses the Fossdyke will be removed from its location in the picturesque village, whilst it undergoes much-needed refurbishment.

West Lindsey District Council has launched its annual budget consultation and is calling on residents and businesses to have their say on shaping future priorities.