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Fifteen new community orchards have been created across Boston, East Lindsey and South Holland thanks to the delivery of home energy efficiency upgrade works for residents in the sub-region.

The South & East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership are set to bring forward a huge array of initiatives to support markets across the sub-region this summer, aiming to grow the profile of existing traders, support young market traders and increase market-related footfall in Boston, East Lindsey and South Holland.

Boston Borough Council are pleased to announce that they have been successful in purchasing the former B&M site at the heart of the proposed Rosegarth Square development.

A message to the residents of Boston Borough

Boston Town Area Committee (BTAC) have relaunched their popular community grant schemes and have begun accepting applications for 2024/2025 from local groups, organisations and charities who require support with projects that will contribute and improve Boston town centre.

Just under £325,000 has been awarded to community projects and groups via a scheme which has been funded through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and Rural Prosperity Fund, distributed by the South & East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership.

Do you know someone that is committed to their community or environmental endeavours? Then why not nominate them for The Robert Lauberts Award 2024.

A new South & East Lincolnshire Cultural Conference will take place for the first time this May, giving arts and heritage organisations and practitioners across the region the chance to network, share ideas and get involved in the launch of a new creative programme of work.

Boston Borough Council's events team and local organisers have an exciting line-up of community events planned for Boston Town Centre for 2024.

Could you or someone you know benefit from a warmer home and cheaper energy bills?

Last night, our esteemed Boston Heroes of 2023/24 gathered at The Beonna All Saints Church to commemorate the spirit of community.

In a recent tribunal court hearing, Mr. Nigel William Harry Hobbs and Mr. James Robert Hobbs faced financial civil penalties imposed by Boston Borough Council regarding properties at 123 and 125 Norfolk Street, Boston. The case focused on violations of the Housing Act 2004 and the Management of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) Regulations 2006.