Lincolnshire Community Health Services are aspiring to become an NHS Foundation Trust and want your opinion on their proposals.

The Environment Agency is to carry out a survey of the ground below the bed of the Boston Haven as part of its ongoing work towards a proposed multi-million flood barrier for the town.

Boston is to enjoy a right royal knees-up when it celebrates The Queen’s diamond jubilee this summer.

A former Boston man with locked-in syndrome – almost total paralysis – is to benefit from a fundraising event to be held at Boston College.

Superfast broadband is on its way to the Boston area.

Plans to bring high-speed connections to all homes and businesses in Lincolnshire within the next five years have been given the green light.

A new information board telling the history of Boston’s Gote Street has appeared.

Boston Borough Council’s draft budget for next year is now available for consultation. The budget sets out details of all the council’s finances – where the cash to pay for services will come from, cash the council will raise itself from services it offers and how it will be spent.
And you now have a chance to have your say on all these aspects.
The full draft budget document is now available on the council’s website, together with an online facility for making your comments on it http://forms.boston.gov.uk/ShowForm.asp?fm_fid=538

Lincolnshire Community Health Services are aspiring to become an NHS Foundation Trust and want your opinion on their proposals. The organisation, which provides community healthcare services across the county, supporting people to stay out of hospital and working to keep people healthy, is undertaking a four-month consultation from Monday, January 16, to Thursday,  April 16.