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Following today's Spring Budget announcement, Boston is to become a new Levelling Up Partnership, led by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC).

Local churches, community centres and public houses are among the places that have become Warm Spaces across the Borough of Boston.

Magistrates have supported Boston Borough Council's decision to serve noise abatement notices on the owners of several cockerels after the Council received a complaint about noise.

This week on Friday 24 February, Boston Borough will stand in solidarity with Ukraine on the first anniversary of the Russian invasion.

Additional funding has been secured to support more properties across South and East Lincolnshire with grants for energy efficiency improvements.

Boston town centre has enjoyed one of its busiest Decembers in recent years, with a footfall increase of up to 65% and a higher number of visitors than were seen before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new data.

The South & East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership has facilitated a UK first with the installation of two innovative and cost-effective mini wind turbines.

The Council has published a new report proposing plans to accept national funding for the purchase of eight homes, initially to provide temporary accommodation for Ukrainian and Afghan families receiving support through Government schemes.

Boston Heroes of 2022/23 who went above and beyond to help make Boston a better place to live and work have been revealed.

Lincolnshire Community Foundation will be distributing vital funds of up to £300 to individuals and families, who have not received any cost of living support, to those living in Boston Borough, or the districts of East Lindsey and South Holland. Funding originates from UK Government via the South and East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership's Household Support Scheme.

On Thursday 4 May residents in Boston borough will go to the polls to have their say on who represents them at a local level.