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South Holland and Breckland councils break up

South Holland and Breckland councils break up 10-year partnership ending South Holland District Council. | Photo: Daniel Jaines for The Lincolnite South Holland District Council is to break-up with a Norfolk district council after 10 years of shared services. The authority has been in partnership with Breckland District Council -50 miles away – since 2010, even sharing some leadership until last Autumn when Anna Graves stepped down. However, they are both now going their own way. Council leader Lord Gary Porter said: “Over the past decade, Breckland and South Holland District councils have successfully developed and operated a shared management and joint working arrangement – focused on putting local residents, communities and places first.

Boston opposition seeks to sever fresh alliance with East Lindsey

Boston opposition seeks to sever fresh alliance with East Lindsey East Lindsey District Council leader Craig Leyland (left) and Boston Borough Council leader Paul Skinner. Councillors in Boston are threatening to derail an alliance with East Lindsey through a judicial review, it has been revealed. ELDC leaders however were not concerned by the news as the authority voted 33 for and 11 against to pass the agreement which should see £15.4m saved over 10 years. Following a vote to approve the latest move at Full Council last night, the alliance officially came into effect today (July 1). It will see the two councils sharing Chief Executive Rob Barlow and other senior officers as part of a wider move to join workforces over the next few years.

Minister s devolution rejection backs district councils concerns

Council leaders in Lincolnshire butted heads over devolution plans in 2020. A government letter rejecting the Greater Lincolnshire devolution bid has backed the district councils’ argument that it’s not the right time for local reorganisation, leaders have said. The letter from Housing Minister and Newark MP Robert Jenrick turning down the plans was addressed to Conservative MPs in our region. It announced devolution plans for Cumbria, North Yorkshire and Somerset. However, in response to other applications, Mr Jenrick said: “Given the pressures councils face this winter with the pandemic, I believe it would not be right at this time for them to further progress or focus on ideas for reform.

Lincoln s Sincil Street Post Office finds new home

The Post Office will relocate the Sincil Street branch next to amplifon at The Stonebow Centre in Lincoln. | Photo: The Lincolnite The Post Office on Sincil Street in Lincoln will move to The Stonebow Centre in just over three weeks. The City Square Centre on Sincil Street is currently being redeveloped and the Post Office’s current branch in that location will close at 1pm on Tuesday, February 23. Boyes is also vacating the unit in the centre, but has yet to find a new location. The Post Office will move into a 1,836 square foot at Unit 7 at The Stonebow Centre on Silver Street, which was formerly occupied by Britannia Building Society.

Most over 65s in Lincolnshire care homes now COVID vaccinated

Most over 65s in Lincolnshire care homes now COVID vaccinated They’re now awaiting the second dose | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite All Lincolnshire care home residents over the age of 65 have now been offered the first dose of the coronavirus vaccination. All over 65s in 202 Lincolnshire care homes that are eligible were offered their first dose and everyone who accepted is believed to have now been vaccinated. Care home residents will receive their second dose at their care home. This means the county has met the first of the national target dates in the vaccination programme and has protected the highest percentage of its care home residents across the Midlands region.

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