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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 ...

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...

This story is over Council bosses mourn loss of trade for nearly 25% of businesses as £200m handed out in grants Will they be able to open the doors again? Photo: Ellis Karran for The Lincolnite Lincolnshire bosses have mourned the closure of nearly a quarter of the county’s businesses as nearly £200 million has been paid out to support the economy. Lincolnshire County Council’s executive portfolio holder for economy Councillor Colin Davie told the authority’s executive during a live virtual meeting that £198.7 million had been handed out so far by district and unitary councils – ...

County council braced for flurry of pavement seating extensions Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite County council bosses have vowed not to turn a blind eye to businesses which abuse new legislation allowing restaurants and pubs to set up on pavements easier. Five out of the seven district councils have so far agreed to let Lincolnshire County Council take the reins on new rules which attempt to streamline the ability of businesses to get licences to place furniture on the footpath outside their premises. The new legislation is one of the measures from central government hoping to help ki...

United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust HQ. A hospital in Lincolnshire could be set aside to be “COVID-free” as part of plans to restore some essential services. Bosses at United Lincolnshire Hospital Trust said they were still in the early stages of planning and waiting to confirm details. However, they confirmed they are exploring providing a “physical separation” between those patients who potentially have COVID-19 and patients requiring routine care in disease-free environments. Chief Executive Andrew Morgan said: “Nationally, the NHS is entering the next phase of the COVID 19 pande...