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Marks and Spencer and BP service station at Market Deeping rejected by councillors

Councillors say a filling station with convenience store might win support if built at the town side of the Market bypass.

A packed council meeting heard two controversial planning applications.

A pub has become the first business to throw its weight behind a town’s bid to become a plastic free community.

A reader has sent in his pictures of flooding.

Plans for a petrol station and Marks and Spencer convenience store will come before councillors again next week.

Awareness for the current climate emergency will be raised through a peaceful gathering and an art exhibition.

Henry Bagshaw says he has been trying to get the flooding outside his home sorted for about five weeks.

The car was trapped in about 8 inches of flood water.

When green-fingered Frank Wyer bought some tomato seeds earlier this year, he didn’t expect his plants to grow quite so vigorously.

South Kesteven District Council is set to access a £10million funding pot to pay for the scheme.

A housing developer says spare land in a town isn't needed for employment.

An announcement on the derelict Northfields pub in Stamford is still expected by the end of the year.

The Planning Inspectorate has rejected an appeal for a proposal to build a house on an empty plot of land.

A man whose home backs on to a town watercourse fears a build up of debris and litter will attract rats.

Stamford Town Council is having to clawback thousands of pounds it has paid to Anglian Water.

Stamford Town Council has been urged to declare a 'climate emergency'.