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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

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IN PICTURES: Boston May Fair is officially open

The 900th Boston May Fair has been officially opened by Rector of the Parish of Boston, Fr David Stephenson, Mayor of Boston, Councillor Helen Staples,…

Nathan3 May, 2025

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First Rides Roll In Ahead of Town’s Biggest Annual Event

The first trucks and fairground rides have begun arriving in Boston this week, marking the start of preparations for the town’s popular May Fair —…

Nathan1 May, 2025

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Unauthorised Traveller Encampment Forces Business Closures in Boston Town Centre

An unauthorised encampment of travellers has taken over the Cattle Market car park in Boston, sparking safety concerns among local businesses and forcing several to…

Nathan21 April, 2025

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Council announces further investment and improvement work for Boston leisure centres

Boston Borough Council has received over £280,000 for improvement works at two leisure centres, through Sport England's Swimming Pool Support Fund Grant. The funding, which…

Nathan14 March, 2025

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Operation Clean Sweep tackles waste crime in Lincolnshire

A successful day of action against waste crime has led to multiple vehicle seizures and prevented illegal waste dumping across Lincolnshire. Operation Clean Sweep took…

Nathan12 March, 2025

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Owners of former Post Office ordered to carry out essential repairs following legal notice

Boston Borough Council has had a legal notice upheld by the courts, ordering the owners of the town's former Post Office to renovate the historic…

Nathan16 January, 2025

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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

IN PICTURES: Boston May Fair is officially open

First Rides Roll In Ahead of Town’s Biggest Annual Event

Unauthorised Traveller Encampment Forces Business Closures in Boston Town Centre

Council announces further investment and improvement work for Boston leisure centres

Operation Clean Sweep tackles waste crime in Lincolnshire

Owners of former Post Office ordered to carry out essential repairs following legal notice

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