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Posted 27th May, 2025

A historic gold watch discovered in a shipwreck belonging to Bostonian Herbert Ingram has been returned to the town after 165 years.

The transformation of Rosegarth Square in Boston has reached an exciting new milestone, with groundworks now officially underway, marking the beginning of the next phase in the ambitious redevelopment project.

Posted May 19, 2025

Boston Borough Council has taken a significant step forward in preparing for the introduction of weekly food waste collections by April 2026, following Cabinet approval to place an order for 14 new refuse vehicles with integrated food waste collection pods.

Boston Borough Council is calling on the community to nominate their local heroes for 2024/2025 Boston Heroes Campaign, following the success of the previous three years.

Boston Borough Council has recorded a 7% reduction in recorded fly-tipping incidents over the past 12 months, bucking the national trend which saw overall reports increase across the country. Between April 2024 and March 2025, the Council logged 391 fewer incidents than the previous year — showing that ongoing efforts are beginning to make a tangible difference.

Following the huge success of previous years, Boston's Strongest and Food Fest will be returning to Boston Market Place on Sunday 13 July 2025.

This summer, Boston's Central Park will come alive with the town's first ever Pride event, thanks to funding from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) and Boston Town Area Committee (BTAC).

Residents across the Borough are encouraged to organise and to join in with local celebrations and festivities, including picnics and street parties, commemorating the 80th anniversary of VE Day on the May Bank Holiday.

The owner of a listed building has been prosecuted by Boston Borough Council after failing to carry out essential maintenance on the historic property, despite multiple warnings and the issuing of a legal notice.

Posted 3 April, 2025