• Tragic road crash victim's achievements as a champion learner are recognised

  By Glynnyboy

  Good luck Ben . Put some adverts around in shops , paper etc . Wish you all the best.

            

   

  By Grimsby Telegraph at 08:15 on 19/05/12

  

  A BRICKLAYING student, who is rebuilding his life following the death of his father in a road crash in which he was seriously injured, has been celebrated as a champion learner. Ben Searby, 24, has been presented with the Adult Learner's Week award which recognises the achievements of outstanding learners over the age of 18. As reported, in September 2007, Ben suffered a brain injury in the collision at Kenwick, near Louth, when he...

• Fulstow villagers voice fears over Thoresby Bridge wind farm plan

  By Rugrat1973

  What I don't understand is why more money is not invested in solar energy projects. I know that...

            

   

  By Grimsby Telegraph at 08:15 on 16/05/12

  

  PLANS to erect three wind turbines in rural East Lindsey came under fire at a public meeting. About 40 people turned out at Fulstow Village Hall to voice their views on the controversial application submitted by Partnerships For Renewables to East Lindsey District Council. The turbines are planned for the Thoresby Bridge area, but opponents say they are less than two miles from most of the homes in Fulstow. As reported, the maximum...

• Louth Town councillors outraged by High Court ruling to ban prayers at meetings

  By odetojoy

  I have more repect for the majority of the High Court's judgements, than anything issuing from the...

            

   

  By Louth Target at 07:00 on 24/02/12

  

  A HIGH Court ruling banning prayers from being observed at the start of council meetings was slammed by outraged Louth Town councillors. Mayor Brian Burnett said he even contemplated canceling last week's meeting in protest at the judgement, which a fellow councillor described as "preposterous." Instead, the meeting at Sessions Houses went ahead without prayers and without the Mayor's Chaplain Leigh Godwin, following legal...

• Protests against wind turbines in East Lindsey which would be 'taller than St James' Church spire'

  By Jasbee

  With today's wind speed in the region, The output of any wind turbine would be10% if rated output....

            

   

  By Grimsby Telegraph at 08:18 on 09/05/12

  

  A PROTEST meeting has been called to oppose the installation of three turbines in rural East Lindsey. As reported, Partnerships For Renewables has submitted an application to East Lindsey District Council for the turbines to be built adjacent to Louth Canal. The firm pledged to set up a community benefit fund for those in the surrounding area amounting to nearly £19,000-a-year. The maximum height the wind turbines will stand...

• Closed Louth shortcut will not become a public right of way

  By ukchrisuk

  Good post moonferret, you filled the gaps and said the things I omitted to say. Its too late now to...

            

   

  By Louth Target at 07:23 on 02/05/12

  

  A SHORTCUT which was closed five years ago will not become a public right of way despite appeals by members of the public. Government-appointed planning inspector Michael Lowe has decided not to confirm the order applied by Louth Town Council to make a route from the garden of 22 High Holme Road to Kiln Lane and Northgate in Louth a designated right of way. A two-day public inquiry in February heard evidence that the footpath had...

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