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Line up and activities announced for Boston’s first ever Pride event

The countdown is on to Boston's first ever Pride event - and details have now been released of what can be expected at the inclusive,…

Nathan2 July, 2025

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Boston Town Centre brightened by refreshed planters and hanging baskets

For the second year running, Boston’s town centre is now blooming with colour thanks to the return of refreshed floral hanging baskets and planters. Building…

Nathan13 June, 2025

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Have Your Say on the Future of Boston Town Centre

Boston’s businesses are being called on to help reimagine the future of the town centre, starting with a short, simple survey. Urban Foresight, a business…

Nathan12 June, 2025

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165-year-old watch from U.S. shipwreck returns to Boston

A historic gold watch discovered in a shipwreck belonging to Bostonian Herbert Ingram has been returned to the town after 165 years. Discovered in the…

Nathan27 May, 2025

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Public Realm work begins as part of Boston’s Rosegarth regeneration

The transformation of Rosegarth Square in Boston has reached an exciting new milestone, with groundworks now officially underway, marking the beginning of the next phase…

Nathan22 May, 2025

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Councillor Barrie Pierpoint becomes 490th Mayor of Boston Borough

Councillor Barrie Pierpoint has been elected to serve as Boston Borough Council's 490th Worshipful Mayor. Cllr Pierpoint was proposed by Cllr Anne Dorrian, Leader of…

Nathan20 May, 2025

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Planning committee refuse plans for 102 Fishtoft homes

Boston Borough Council has refused a planning application by Opal Homes to build 102 residential dwellings on agricultural land adjacent to White House Lane in…

Nathan9 May, 2025

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Weekly food waste collections approved as Boston Borough moves toward greener waste services

Boston Borough Council has taken a significant step forward in preparing for the introduction of weekly food waste collections by April 2026, following Cabinet approval…

Nathan8 May, 2025

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Council sees drop in Fly-Tipping reports as community and partnership work pays off

Boston Borough Council has recorded a 7% reduction in recorded fly-tipping incidents over the past 12 months, bucking the national trend which saw overall reports…

Nathan6 May, 2025

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Conservation Work Will Preserve Iconic Boston Building

Work to conserve Boston’s historic Shodfriars Hall is set to go ahead, preserving the important Grade II* listed building for future generations. The hall, part…

Nathan6 May, 2025

Boston Borough Council

Line up and activities announced for Boston’s first ever Pride event

Boston Town Centre brightened by refreshed planters and hanging baskets

Have Your Say on the Future of Boston Town Centre

165-year-old watch from U.S. shipwreck returns to Boston

Public Realm work begins as part of Boston’s Rosegarth regeneration

Councillor Barrie Pierpoint becomes 490th Mayor of Boston Borough

Planning committee refuse plans for 102 Fishtoft homes

Weekly food waste collections approved as Boston Borough moves toward greener waste services

Council sees drop in Fly-Tipping reports as community and partnership work pays off

Conservation Work Will Preserve Iconic Boston Building

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