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Green waste bin charges to increase as agreed by East Lindsey District Council's Executive Board for 2022/2023.
East Lindsey has worked with our colleagues in the TED Ageing Better Programme (YMCA Lincolnshire) to identify what is age friendly in East Lindsey and what can be improved. East Lindsey District Council have made a commitment to support and enable people to live and age well across the district. We are proud to announce that we are now a member of the WHO Global Network of Age Friendly Cities & Communities.
The Council is urging residents to check food hygiene ratings before booking celebratory meals.
We're delighted to confirm all dates and times for our upcoming Festive Fabuloso celebrations!
East Lindsey Markets have joined a campaign to become Britain's Favourite Market.
East Lindsey District Council and Boston Borough Council's Building Control Team have been accredited certified Quality Standards.
The Government recently announced that an additional £65 million will be made available to local authorities in 2021/22 through the Homelessness Prevention Grant to support local authorities to help vulnerable households with rent arrears to reduce the risk of them being evicted and becoming homeless.
A public consultation will open on Wednesday 10th November to ask for the public's views on the new draft Climate Strategy.
Householders are being advised to take care when cold called by companies offering insulation.
The South & East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership - Boston Borough, East Lindsey District and South Holland District Councils - has welcomed the news that Lincolnshire County Council has been awarded over £19.5m through the Government's Levelling Up Fund for improvements to the A16 corridor.
East Lindsey District Council are advising residents to notify their community if they plan on letting off fireworks this autumn, to minimise the impact on animals, livestock, and vulnerable people.
We're delighted to be bringing Festive Fabuloso, a spectacular Christmas celebration, to towns across the district this December.
You could get £140 off your electricity bill for the forthcoming winter under the Warm Homes Discount Scheme if you are on a low income, you receive certain means-tested benefits and your energy supplier is part of the scheme. But you need to apply now!
It was with great shock and sadness that we heard the news last Friday of the death of Sir David Amess MP.
Working with our partners, we have arranged a feast of family fun for towns across the District this October half term.
Our markets are an important focal point for our local communities. As part of Love Your Local Market, a two-week long campaign running from 16th to 30th October celebrating the important role markets play, East Lindsey District Council will be once again running The Districts Favourite Market Trader 2021 competition at participating markets - Louth, Horncastle, Spilsby, Wainfleet All Saints, Mablethorpe and Alford.
Now is the time to act, Lincolnshire Local Listing Campaign has launched a new website to enable members of the public, local groups, and communities to nominate Local Heritage sites they feel are important to their local area that are deserving of recording and protecting. The new website can be accessed here: www.local-heritage-list.org.uk/lincolnshire
Three councils have today (Friday 1 October) - Lincolnshire Day - officially launched a new Partnership aimed at delivering ambitious growth and regeneration plans to 300,000 of its residents.
Show some love! East Lindsey District Council's markets are joining over 700 markets across the country taking part in Love Your Local Market, a two‐week-long national campaign led by the National Association of British Market Authorities celebrating the important role markets play within local communities.
Important tree works are due to begin at Coronation Walk and Vine Walk woodlands in Skegness from October 2021 due to a serious fungal disease. This disease is wind spread and is expected to kill the majority of the ash trees in Britain and is called 'Ash Dieback'.