A Boston man who dumped rubbish has been ordered by magistrates to complete 250 hours of unpaid work for the community, and pay the £250 it cost the borough council to clear the mess up.

It’s official… Boston’s big day for celebrating The Queen’s diamond jubilee will be Bank Holiday Monday, June 4, in Central Park.

Workmen have been on the roof of Boston’s Geoff Moulder Leisure Complex fitting energy-generating solar panels.

It is anticipated that all normal refuse collections will be made, but may be a little delayed today (Monday, February 6)  because of the weather, especially out in rural areas. We are asking residents expecting a collection to leave their bins out if we are not there at our usual time. We aim to make all the usual pick-ups.
All car parks are open and Wednesday’s market will be held as normal.
 

It was bloomin’ cold, but Boston’s bid for “in bloom” status was launched nevertheless, with a ceremony in the town’s Central Park on Thursday (February 2).

Increases in Boston borough allotment rents have been agreed following a task and finish group investigation and consultation with tenants.

Boston’s Assembly Rooms are still the grandest place in town for your special event.
The search for a possible new owner, or use, for the Assembly Rooms has only just begun, with agents appointed to begin marketing the building.

Boston Borough Council’s draft budget is a step closer to approval with assurances that council tax will not increase, services to the public will be maintained and there will be improvements to some services without extra cost to the public.