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Restaurants, bars and cafés in Lincolnshire with 0 or 1 food hygiene ratings - Vimarsana News

Restaurants, bars and cafés in Lincolnshire with 0 or 1 food hygiene ratings

We reveal the 40 restaurants, pubs and cafes across Lincolnshire ordered to make urgent improvements.

Environment Agency's £7m beach management work to reduce flood risk for coastal communities begins - Vimarsana News

Environment Agency's £7m beach management work to reduce flood risk for coastal communities begins

A £7million beach management programme to reduce flood risk for our coastal communities began yesterday (Tuesday).

Van Oord to begin another Lincolnshire scheme - Vimarsana News

Van Oord to begin another Lincolnshire scheme

The Environment Agency is ready for another annual beach management scheme on the East Coast.

COURT RESULTS: Latest register of Skegness-area court cases - Vimarsana News

COURT RESULTS: Latest register of Skegness-area court cases

Here’s our latest register of cases with a connection to the Skegness area completed at Boston and Lincoln magistrates’ courts.

£7m beach management reduces flood risk on Lincolnshire coast - Vimarsana News

£7m beach management reduces flood risk on Lincolnshire coast

£7m beach management reduces flood risk on Lincolnshire coast Sand will be topped up on beaches between Saltfleet and Gibraltar Point, reducing the risk of flooding for Lincolnshire's coastal communities. From: 17 March 2021 Work to reduce the risk of flooding for Lincolnshire’s coastal communities is set to begin next month (April 2021) with the yearly replenishment of sand on beaches between Saltfleet and Gibraltar Point. The Environment Agency’s annual beach management scheme sees sand dredged from licensed areas of the seabed and pumped onto the beach to replace levels naturally ...

Source: gov.uk