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Find out what's happening in East Lindsey by reading our latest media releases and announcements. This page includes releases from the past two years, if you would like information from something older than this, please email communications@sholland.gov.uk with your request.
Three East Lindsey beaches have been recognised as amongst Britain's best, as they are announced as winners of the prestigious Blue Flag and Seaside Awards for summer 2025.
The Lincolnshire Wolds will come alive with adventure from Saturday 17 May until Sunday 1 June as the beloved Outdoor Festival returns with more than 100 diverse and exciting events.
East Lindsey District Council's Executive Board has given the green light to a major step forward in waste and environmental services, approving the purchase of 27 new food waste collection vehicles in preparation for the introduction of weekly food waste collections by April 2026.
Spilsby Sessions House restoration moves a step further with the submission of planning and listed building consent
East Lindsey District Council, together with Acis Group, are delighted to announce the Campus for Future Living (CFFL) will open this month to the public.
Almost £290,000 has been awarded to 21 community focussed projects across the area through the first round of a new grants scheme funded by the East Lindsey Investment Fund (ELIF).
Clumps of burnt plastic 'nurdles' were washed ashore following an incident in the North Sea earlier this month.
An update from Lincolnshire Resilience Forum on 19 March 2025.
The fantastic landscape and businesses of the Lincolnshire Wolds will be celebrated with the return of the Lincolnshire Wolds Outdoor Festival.
Details of multi-million pound government funding previously announced for Skegness have been released.
"Following the collision of the two ships in the North Sea yesterday, I know residents will be deeply concerned for those involved and the potential impacts of this on our coastline and communities."
East Lindsey District Council has set its balanced budget for the next year, delivering an extensive Capital Programme totalling £54m and setting out plans to use its new Investment Reserve to support its communities and deliver economic growth, whilst delivering efficient services.
A new recycling bin in the shape of a seashell has been installed in Sutton on Sea for people to dispose of their plastic bottles.
East Lindsey District Council is pleased to have an accessibility toolbar feature on its website, making the webpages more inclusive and user-friendly.
The leaders of all ten Greater Lincolnshire councils met on Monday 24 February 2025 and agreed to work together on proposals for what local government reorganisation could look like for our county.
The South and East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership is pleased to announce an exciting new collaboration with Arts&Heritage (A&H), bringing together local artists and heritage partners to uncover and celebrate the region's rich history in innovative ways.
East Lindsey District Council has this week announced the allocation of over £7.8million of investment in the district, as part of a transformational fund designed to create welcoming places, support events, attract visitors, develop local communities and enable business growth.
East Lindsey District Council are excited to announce the relaunch of Spilsby Market on Monday 3 March 2025, starting at 9am.
A statement in relation to Nuclear Waste Services Ground Disposal Facility
Walkers and nature lovers are now benefitting from new features which are enhancing and preserving a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Skegness.