Environment

Morrisons petrol stations are offering customers free water refills at its forecourts in a bid to cut plastic waste.

Two young sisters have recycled their old crisp packets and transformed them into a survival blanket for the homeless.

Residents are set to get a new cycleway through a popular woodland as part of a project to reconnect Grantham to its historic landscape.

Two villages will get gold litter bins as prizes for winning South Kesteven District Council Best Kept Village competition.

The car park at Twyford Woods near Colsterworth is closed this week.

Volunteers rejoiced as the first boat in 90 years passed through a Georgian lock on the Grantham Canal that they rebuilt by hand..

A total of 16 suspects have been served notices for fishing offences.

A business run by a Grantham couple is set to reduce CO2 emissions by 250,000 tonnes in their first year.

A Rivercare group which has been cleaning up the Witham through Grantham for 17 years received a special award from the BBC.

Plans to reopen the Lion Gates at Belton House this month have had to be postponed.

A supermarket chain says it is installing the UK's largest charging network for electric cars under its expansion plans.

People are being invited to join a free evening walk which will show how the estate of Belton Woods and Londonthorpe Woods are being connected.

A partnership between the district and county councils will see an increase in tree cover across the district.

Parts of Grantham have been given a much-needed spruce up.

People are being invited to have their say on one of Grantham’s finest green spaces.

A new 'litter picking kit' hire scheme has been launched across Lincolnshire to help support communities in the fight against litter.

Residents in Grantham are asking why large planters which were part of a £1.7m revamp of the Market Place have been moved.

A farmer from Long Bennington has expressed his sadness at the decision to demolish Newark Livestock Market.

A former Islamic school has become a draw for young people to misbehave and take drugs, it is claimed, yet it can’t be demolished because of bats.

Colleagues at a Grantham food store embarked on a litter-pick around town last week.