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The South & East Lincolnshire Climate Action Network (SELCAN) is celebrating its first year of partnership working to tackle climate change across the sub-region.

The South & East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership has announced that 14 organisations, community groups, initiatives and events across the area have been awarded more than £1.2million from the third round of funding from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and Rural Prosperity Fund.

Homeowners and landlords in Boston have the opportunity to make their properties warmer, more energy efficient and save money on their bills.

In a recent Boston Town Area Committee (BTAC) meeting held on 27th July 2023, the committee agreed to continue closing Central Park in the evenings for a further two-year period, in order to reduce noise and anti-social behaviour incidents taking place over night.

Boston Borough Council has been left with no choice but to publicly correct false reports and is now able to release footage of a fly-tip, after seeking legal advice.

The South & East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership is looking for individuals and organisations with a passion and experience in local culture, arts and heritage, to help form a new strategic member board to help shape the sub-region's arts and cultural sector.

Boston Market and The Bargate Green have been for hundreds of years important focal points for our local community and the Market Trader of the Year award is a great opportunity for our customers to nominate the trader who in their opinion sells the best bargains, has the highest quality goods, serves the best cup of tea or goes the extra mile for customers.

Boston Borough parks will be among hundreds of parks across the country taking part in Love Parks Week 2023.

A new report by Global Tourism Solutions has highlighted the record-breaking benefits of tourism in Boston, with over £95million of economic impact in 2022 alone.

The process takes place every year to keep the Electoral Register up to date

A stronger partnership through agency working to build better community relations and address community concerns in Boston has seen vast improvements.

On Friday 28 July Boston is to welcome World Sand Sculpting Champion, Nicola Wood where she will be hosting a fun, educational, all-weather sand sculpture workshop and showcasing some of her work.