Environment

A whopping 43 bags of rubbish were collected in just an hour when litter pickers turned out in Chapel St Leonards as part of the Great British Spring Clean.

Pupils at a local school have litter pickers at the ready to join the Great British Spring Clean in Chapel St Leonards this weekend - and they need your help.

A mountain of rubbish were collected when volunteers turned out in the Skegness area to clear the beaches.

It's 10 years since the Skegness Standard reported the famous Clock Tower in Skegness was going to be moved to the London Museum to save it from destruction.

The Great Bitish Spring Clean is coming to Skegness this weekend - and you are invited to take part.

It is billed as a ‘unique network of conservation initiatives’, involving 53 countries of the Commonwealth, and now it has come to Alford.

Annual dredging along the coast to reduce flood risk is set to start in May.

A rare black seal has been spotted relaxing on a beach near Skegness today.

Lincolnshire County Council will propose to reduce its carbon emissions by 20 per cent by 2023 in an effort to save £12 million.

Reassurance has been given that plastic waste in a waterway in Skegness will be removed

Councillors clearing an overgrown stretch of woodland path in Spilsby have uncovered a stream which used to flow through it.

A project is underway to redevelop an outdoor area at Skegness Children’s Centre into a space for eco learning, wildlife and produce growing.

A stretch of what will be a 2,700-mile path around the English coastline is to open at Chapel Point.

Shocking figures reveal the number ‘excess winter deaths’ and those living in fuel poverty in Boston and Skegness last winter.

Those who litter streets or allow their dogs to foul walkways in East Lindsey will be targeted by two new enforcement officers.

YOUNGSTERS PRAY, DRAW POSTERS AND EVEN PEN SONG TO HIGHLIGHT PROBLEMS

Pupils at Friskney All Saints (C of E) Primary are writing to supermarket giant Tesco asking them to lead the way in cutting the use of plastics after they discovered a load ‘dumped’ in their school, and explored the devastating impact its disposal is having on the ocean and creatures who live in it. A week-long project was led by English Co-ordinator Sarah Shears involving the whole school. Here is their story in the pupils’ own words.....

Groups benefitting from a community fund set up as part of an offshore wind farm project have spoken about what the extra cash means to them.

From holiday-goers looking for beautiful beaches to migratory birds seeking out the ideal nature habitat - the Skegness area has long been a draw for a variety of visitors.