Environment

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.

Councillors have today agreed with a plan to dump the county's tip booking system.

Lincolnshire County Council’s £9,000 a month click and tip booking system will come to an end when social distancing guidelines end.

A Grantham businesswoman has been shortlisted for a national entrepreneur award for her work in reducing carbon footprints.

Schoolchildren have helped to release more than a dozen baby eels into the River Witham in Grantham.

A Grantham resident has said that the number of fly-tipping incidents are ‘getting worse’ after a number of items have been dumped near her home.

Students will be able to book a free chance to meet Chris Packham and get involved in a 'Summer Watch'.

A major supermarket chain is collecting unwanted clothes for recycling and offering money-off vouchers in return.

The fruits of a village’s labour has seen a community orchard grow as well as other improvements during the pandemic.

Appliances including washing machines and dishwashers will be cheaper and easier to fix under new 'right to repair' law, in force.

More than 2,000 people have objected to plans to build a major housing development in Grantham.