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Flood-hit village warns local drainage knowledge vital amid planners approving large housing developments

Flood-hit village warns local drainage knowledge vital amid planners approving large housing developments
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Concerns over business gloom as East Lindsey councillors back near £5 tax increase

Council tax to increase

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Plans to phase out use of peat in amateur horticulture sector

Plans to ban the use of peat in horticulture in England and Wales by the end of this Parliament were set out by the Government today (Saturday 18

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Plans to phase out the use of peat in the amateur horticulture sector

Government seeking views on a ban of the retail sale of peat in horticulture by end of this Parliament

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Councillors declare war on fly-tippers | LincolnshireWorld

District councillors have declared war on fly-tippers throughout North Kesteven. Thursday, 20th May 2021, 5:30 pm A variety of junk was dumped, polluting the Ancaster Valley SSSI, some time during the past two weeks. And it comes as police appeal for witnesses to an outrageous act of dumping junk on a local nature reserve beauty spot in Ancaster. The number of fly-tipping incidents reported in the district has jumped by two thirds in a year – from 837 in 12 months ending in March 2020 to 1,405 in the same period ending this March. With a similar trend across Lincolnshire, the district council has said enough is enough and has formed a county-wide Environmental Crime Partnership with all relevant agencies working together.

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