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With just over a week to go, Boston Town Centre is gearing up to shine bright with dazzling Christmas lights which will start shining as part of the four day Boston Christmas festival that will run from 23rd to 26th November and light up the town throughout the festive period.

New support for residents affected by nuisance odours caused by the use of illicit substances, such as cannabis.

In a bid to make this holiday season even more joyful, Boston Borough Council is unwrapping a special gift for its residents and visitors - FREE PARKING! Starting from 4pm on Thursday 23rd November, until 4pm on Sunday 26th November, and continuing four Saturdays in December 2023 (2nd, 9th, 16th, and 23rd), all council-owned off-street car parks will offer complimentary parking.

In a proactive move to tackle the persistent issue of fly-tipping in some of our hot spot areas, we have made a decision to relocate a number of community litter bins. The initiative is designed to address the common problem of residents leaving mainly black bags of waste next to existing bins, leading to unsightly and environmentally harmful fly-tipping.

Council-owned car parks in Boston will soon contain new, more reliable, secure and efficient payment machines, as work gets underway on their installation this week following significant investment by Boston Borough Council.

Several community projects, groups, initiatives and events across South & East Lincolnshire are set to benefit from more than £1.1millon in funding from the UK Shared Prosperity and Rural Prosperity Funds (UKSPF/REPF).

Press release issued by Lincolnshire County Council Major improvements to Dolphin Lane have come to a successful end.

Salih Akansu and his wife, Cristina, took over Pisces chippy in August. Structural problems at the shop meant that food safety officers could only award a hygiene rating of 2 at their initial inspection.

The Lincolnshire Police and Crime Panel is seeking a committed individual to serve as an Independent Member on the Panel for a four-year term beginning in November 2023.

Residents, businesses, town and parish councils are being asked to help shape the future priorities and vision of the South & East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership.