West Lindsey District Council

The owner of Lakeside Butchers in Welton hopes to have his shop reinspected and food hygiene rating improved imminently.

Village butcher shop owner responds after one-star hygiene rating

The officers' mess at the former RAF Scampton, near Lincoln. It is Grade II listed however there are concerns over its condition

Home Office accused of neglecting historic RAF Scampton buildings

The former Lea Road School in Gainsborough, which has been derelict for years despite planning permission

Hope for residents living near eyesore that’s been empty for 16 years

Gainsborough’s first Changing Places facility is now officially open

Doors open at Gainsborough’s first Changing Places facility

District council leaders in the current partnership. L-R - Coun Craig Leyland, Coun Dale Broughton, Coun Jackie Brockway and Coun Nick Worth. Photo: South And East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership

No need for compulsory job losses under council partnership, bosses say

Pictured from left: Councillors Craig Leyland, Leader of East Lindsey District Council, Dale Broughton, Leader of Boston Borough Council, Jackie Brockway, Leader of West Lindsey District Council and Nick Worth, Leader of South Holland District Council.

Four Lincolnshire councils to explore new partnership

They were caught on CCTV

Flytipper fined after CCTV captures Gainsborough fridge dump

Gainsborough Town Tennis Club received £1,230 through the Community Facilities Fund to support plans to resurface a hard tennis court and extend the patio area, helping make the club more welcoming and accessible for local players

Council shine a spotlight on the Gainsborough East Ward

West Lindsey's garden waste consultation.

Residents invited to shape garden waste service in West Lindsey for coming year

Views are being sought on the council tax support scheme. Photo: WLDC

Have your say on Council Tax Support Scheme

The Trinity Self Drive car and tyre storage facility on North Street, Gainsborough, was built last year without permission

Owner of Gainsborough 'eyesore' without planning permission told to get rid of

The State nightclub on Church Street, Gainsborough, closed since 2010. Plans have been submitted for it to be taken over by Alive Church

New plans submitted for Gainsborough nightclub closed for years

Trinity Self Drive, North Street, Gainsborough, which has applied for retrospective planning permission

Residents hope Gainsborough ‘eyesore’ development loses planning battle

Greg Algar, owner and landlord of the Dambusters Inn, Scampton

MPs say RAF Scampton decision is 'return to glory days'

A council officer inspecting a fly-tipping site in West Lindsey.

Check before you chuck: residents warned over £600 fly-tipping fines

The Dambusters Inn in Scampton, near the former RAF Scampton station. Credit: LDRS

Mixed reaction to RAF Scampton decision

RAF Scampton. Credit: LDRS

The unanswered questions on the RAF Scampton sale

RAF Scampton

The unanswered questions on the RAF Scampton sale

Festive street entertainment will be popping up throughout the event, including elves, angels and the spectacular Snow Lion

Gainsborough set to sparkle as Christmas Lights Festival returns

Katy Jarvis-Morgan, STEP's site stakeholder manager, with a model of the fusion reactor at a consultation event in Gainsborough

Excitement growing about what new energy plant could mean for the town

Councillors Stephen Bunney and Moira Westley (left) were among the runners at the 9-5k event.

Workplaces come together for first-ever Market Rasen 9-5k

John Street car park in Market Rasen. Photo: Google Maps

Have your say on the future of car parking in town

West Lindsey District Council offices.

New fund launched to help households facing financial hardship in West Lindsey

Plans for a new Starbucks in Gainsborough have been approved

New Starbucks will be a ‘godsend’ in Gainsborough

Council backs trial to improve bagged waste collections for residents

Council backs trial to improve bagged waste collections for residents

Hollie got to meet Winnie The Pooh at Gainsborough's WordFest

Gainsborough's WordFest celebrated creativity, stories and community

A limited number of free bins will be offered to a part of Gainsborough which currently relies on rubbish bags

Free bins to be available for Gainsborough neighbourhood which still uses bags

The Starbucks would be located off Carr Lane, opposite an unfinished housing development project on Lea Road

Starbucks tipped to open new branch in Gainsborough

Contactless payments are now available in West Lindsey car parks. Photo: WLDC

Council introduces contactless parking ticket machines

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Council honours Merchant Navy at ceremony

Tooley Street in the Gainsborough South West ward

Gainsborough should end use of 'outdated' rubbish bags, councillor says

There are lots of short routes to take linked to the Viking Way on its 50th anniversary. Photo: LCC

Make the most of summer with three Viking Way short walks

The Zone in Gainsborough

Young people dive into fun as The Zone opens its doors in Gainsborough

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Weeks of silence over fate of RAF Scampton's future

RAF Scampton

Weeks of silence over fate of RAF Scampton

Councillors Stephen Bunney and Moira Westley praised the partnership working that helped bring the park refurbishment scheme forward. Photo: WLDC

Community project sees new play park for village come to life

West Lindsey District Council offices in Gainsborough.

Communities set to benefit from energy developments under new council policy

Visitors were joined by the leisure centre's mascot and local councillor Stephen Bunney (left).

Leisure centre gets families active at fun day

Lord Street in Gainsborough

Clash after Gainsborough area described as ‘third world country’

The public toilets on Roseway, Gainsborough

Plans to refurbish public toilets in Gainsborough approved

Pop-up youth club The Zone, is coming to Gainsborough

Award-winning ‘pop-up youth club’ comes to Gainsborough this summer

The WLDC-owned public toilets in Roseway, Gainsborough. Photo: WLDC

Council approves refurbishment of public toilets in Caistor and Market Rasen
West Lindsey District Council has approved plans for a £190,000 refurbishment of ageing public toilet facilities in Caistor, Market Rasen and Gainsborough.

Gainsborough's two-hour free parking pilot has been extended for a further six months

Free parking pilot in Gainsborough extended for a further six months

The Nag's Head, Bardney. Photo: Google Maps

New proposal for Lincolnshire village pub after restaurant plans fall through

Two new units built as part of Gainsborough’s cinema development will soon be occupied

New names confirmed for Gainsborough's cinema complex

RAF Scampton

The date when the fate of RAF Scampton is decided has been revealed

Viking leads the charge as participants gather at the start line for the event

Viking challenge champions inclusion and inspires residents to get active

The team at West Lindsey District Council

Crowds turn out to support the Lincolnshire Show

Signs like this could be a thing of the past if the historic names of Kesteven, Lindsey and Holland are scrapped.

The “great shame” of historic Lincolnshire place names which could die out

The 129-year old Cox’s Tower in Gainsborough could be turned into a six-storey home in a “Grand Designs style project”.

Gainsborough tower which could be turned into 'dream home' on the market

Councillor Steve Clegg

Breakthrough on funding for emergency homeless support

Cartoon Capers by the Birdcage Stage.

In Pictures: GO Festival brings comedy capers and "magic" to Market Rasen

Councillors Jim and Mandy Snee

Shining a spotlight on the Gainsborough North Ward

Lottery funding has secured the nature days at Market Rasen. Photo: WLDC

Annual Market Rasen nature day secures much needed National Lottery funding

West Lindsey District Council offices in Marshall's Yard, Gainsborough. Credit: LDRS

West Lindsey's dog clean-up rules set to be extended until 2029

Rules on not cleaning up after your dog are likely to be extended until 2029 in West Lindsey

West Lindsey's dog clean-up rules set to be extended until 2029