Planning activity ramps up across East Lindsey and Lincolnshire as 2026 arrives
As 2025 comes to a close, councils across East Lindsey and surrounding Lincolnshire towns are inviting comments on planning applications and public notices that will shape communities in 2026.
Residents are encouraged to stay up to date and have their say. Here is our latest round-up of Public Notices as published in the portal and on Lincolnshire World,


Skegness and Hogsthorpe
Hill View Lakes, Skegness Road, Hogsthorpe – Proposal to extend the holiday park with 43 static caravans, wildlife ponds, and an access road. Public footpaths nearby may be affected. Consultation still open.
Golden Sands Holiday Park, Ingoldmells – Proposed demolition of a café and amusements building, with redevelopment plans under review. Comments can be submitted via East Lindsey District Council’s portal.
Wainfleet
Local industrial and commercial applications are under consultation, including minor building extensions and signage approvals. Residents can view details online or in council notices.
Boston
Applications for industrial workshops, retail signage, and housing extensions are currently open for public comment. Residents can view the full details on council portals and submit feedback before deadlines.
Horncastle and Louth
Various tree preservation and home extension applications are active, with some applications affecting protected green spaces. Public notices outline deadlines for submissions.
Alford and Market Rasen
Housing and employment site proposals are being advertised as part of Central Lincolnshire Local Plan review. A “Call for Sites” consultation is open until February 18, 2026, inviting input from landowners and residents.
Sleaford
Road and footpath improvement schemes, including definitive map modification orders (DMMOs), are subject to public consultation. Feedback is being accepted ahead of final approvals.
What residents need to know:
Public notices and planning applications provide statutory opportunities to comment.
Deadlines vary but are typically 21 days from publication.
All documents can be accessed via council portals:
With several applications still open for consultation and more expected in early 2026, residents across Skegness, Ingoldmells, Wainfleet, Horncastle, Louth, Alford, Market Rasen and Sleaford are encouraged to check notices regularly and have their say on developments that will shape their communities next year.