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Expansion planned for Eresby Special School
A new block with additional facilities is planned for the Spilsby-based school, along with extensive remodeling of the existing buildings.
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Developers launch consultation for 600-home scheme in Spilsby
Developers of a scheme that plans to build 600 new homes and a doctors' surgery in Spilsby are looking for the views of the local community.
Have your say about the future development of Spilsby
Spilsby Town Council is looking to hear your views on shaping development and growth of Spilsby.
Town Council looking for residents views on plans for 450 houses
Spilsby Town Council is looking to engage with local residents and businesses about plans for up to 450 houses to be built in the town.
Town Centre free parking extended
East Lindsey District Council has announced that parking in their Spilsby car parks will remain free until 1st August.
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Plan to save local councils over £15m canceled
A strategic alliance between East Lindsey District Council and Boston Borough Council that was planned to save more than £15m over 10 years has been shelved after Boston Borough Council withdrew.
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Spilsby Primary to offer phased return for some pupils
Spilsby Primary School is to offer a phased return for Year 6 pupils starting on Wednesday 3rd June.
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Two men charged over £1m cannabis farm near Spilsby
Lincolnshire Police have arrested and charged two men near Spilsby with running a million pound drug operation.
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Sign’s good for a new welcome to the town!
Visitors and residents alike are getting a new welcome into the town after a new sign was erected celebrating the town and its' most famous son - Sir John Franklin.
Mayor’s Easter Message
As Easter Weekend approaches, I am sure our thoughts are with the thousands of people infected with the Covid-19 virus, their families and all the wonderful NHS staff working together to save as many patients that they possibly can.