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22 February 2012

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22 February, 2012

ANTIQUES

Buyers go potty for stoneware


A stoneware charger by potter David Leach sold for £420 in the February sale at the Lincoln auction rooms.


Tax
Lincolnshire freezes council tax

The Lincolnshire County Council has revealed that there will be no increase in the amount of council tax paid by the residents of Lincolnshire


ENVIRONMENT
Schools excited by Jubilee celebrations

Schools countrywide have been rushing to snap up a Lincolnshire business’ Royal Jubilee tree planting packs.


Renewable Energy
Lincoln company powers college

The latest 21st century technology is being used to power one of the oldest independent schools in England – thanks to a Lincoln company.


Sport
Girl's cricket in Caistor is a success

Girl’s cricket in Caistor has been a huge success thanks to funding from Sportivate.


Community
Major plans to help homeless in North Lincs

Government funding to the tune of £780,000 has been secured to develop a major £2.3m housing project in Scunthorpe for the homeless.


care
Find out more about fostering

Have you ever thought about becoming a foster carer?


sports
Student pair from Bishop Grosseteste chosen to carry Olympic torch

Two Bishop Grosseteste University College Lincoln students have been chosen to carry the Olympic torch through Lincolnshire on its way to London.


heritage
Divers uncover Humber pipeline in year-long project

Specialist divers battling strong tides and zero-visibility have completed a year-long project to cover parts of an exposed underwater pipeline in the Humber estuary.


HISTORY
Time Capsule competition launched

Aviation Heritage Lincolnshire are encouraging young people to make a record of their area's history.


equine
Insurance breakthrough for MRI horse scans

A major breakthrough in covering the costs of equine MRI scanning has been met with a seal of approval from the leaders in standing MRI, Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging.


Society
Single for Valentine's Day?

The focus this week is on love and romance and the latest research reveals that there may be plenty of choice out there as 15% of Brits are on the dating scene - the equivalent of six million adults.


Local event
Camper vans pitching up in a 'first' for Lincoln

Owners of that much-loved reminder of Summertime holidays and weekend getaways, the VW CamperVan, are setting their SatNavs on course for Lincoln.


Community
Who are the unsung heroes?

The hunt is on for inspirational unsung heroes in Lincoln worthy of a Mayoral Medal or the Silver Arrow award.


Climate Change
Urgent funding required to prevent flood catastrophe

Lincolnshire County Council to lobby Government to pay for coastal flood defences for Lincolnshire


Energy
Lincolnshire energy firm still hoping for approval

The company behind the rejected wind farm plans for Heckington still hope for final approval


News
Trading standards want your scam mail

As part of the Scamnesty campaign, Trading Standards are targeting fraudulent companies preying on North East Lincolnshire


Development
Plans show 42,000 homes to be built in Lincolnshire

Plans to build over 42,000 homes in the Lincolnshire, Gainsborough and Sleaford area will be unveiled next month.


Art and Culture
University of Lincoln debuts at Kinetica Art Fair

Some of the UK’s most creative young minds will be at this year’s Kinetica Art Fair, with students and graduates from the University of Lincoln’s BA (Hons) Interactive Design programme exhibiting for the first time.


Local news
Orchard planted to celebrate Queen's Diamond Jubilee

Lincolnshire County Council and volunteers from the Friends of Mareham Pastures will be planting a new traditional orchard at Mareham Pastures Local Nature Reserve.


Transport
North East Lincolnshire to face lower speed limits

NELC have proposed a £500,000 scheme which could see over a hundred roads cut to lower speed limits.


Local News
Further spot checks for Lincoln County Hospital

Following a critical report last year, more spot checks are expected for the Hospital


Local News
Humber Bridge tolls to be halved

North East Lincolnshire Council has backed a deal to half the Humber bridge tolls


meningitis awareness
Spalding mum backs Meningitis Trust's campaign

A local mum, Nikki Ruttley, whose son Noah contracted meningitis only one year ago, is calling for people to be aware of all the signs and symptoms of the disease.


Healthcare
Fundraising boost for Accident and Emergency

Children taken to Pilgrim Hospital’s Accident and Emergency Unit will be able to watch television and keep their minds off their troubles – thanks to a local charity.


Healthcare
Mental illness prevention fund

Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and Lincolnshire County Council have announced a first wave of funding to invest in groups and organisations that help people affected by mental health problems.

22 February, 2012

FARM & COUNTRY LINK

Call for fair allocation of water for farmers in drought

The Country Land and Business Association has called on the Government to ensure agriculture is given priority for scarce water resources to prevent a food shortage.

22 February, 2012

Sport

Lincolnshire Sprints Academy starts next month

Potential sprint athletes and coaches are invited to the Lincolnshire Sprints Academy in Lincoln next month.

22 February, 2012

EQUINE

A big year in store for Emily

Lincolnshire event rider Emily Parker is hoping a winter of training with an Olympic medalist will stand her in good stead as she prepares to start the 2012 season.

21 February, 2012

donations

Business Club fees fund charitable causes

Lincoln Business Club has been helping to put a smile on the faces of children and adults with disabilities in Lincoln after donating £400 to KIDS Strut and the Pelican Trust.

21 February, 2012

Community

Who are Lincolnshire's finest citizens?

People in Lincolnshire who play an important, voluntary role in their local communities are to be celebrated, as the popular Good Citizens Awards return for 2012.

21 February, 2012

SHOPPING

Continental sights and sounds in Lincoln

Lincoln BIG is bringing a taste of Europe to the heart of the city.

20 February, 2012

Energy

Boston energy plant to be expanded, despite complaints from locals

A green energy plant in Boston has been given the go-ahead to expand, despite the objections of many living in the area

20 February, 2012

environmental credentials

Lincoln Green are parking up the right tree

The elite of the car parking world will gather in London on March 9 for the National Parking Awards – and City of Lincoln Council officers have been shortlisted for two awards.

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