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Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown. Photo / Michael Craig
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown says people on low incomes and Gold Card holders could get discounts or be exempt from being charged $5 per trip on some of the city’s busiest motorways[1].
A day after floati…
Prime Minister[1] Rishi Sunak has insisted that Lincolnshire will benefit from the billions of pounds made available after the northern leg of High Speed 2 was scrapped. The cancellation of the northern phase of the scheme – which was a planned high-sp…
A Christmas[1] market event will be held by Lincolnshire Co-op with 20 local suppliers operating stalls. It will take place on Tuesday, December 12 at Lincolnshire Showground and include local producers such as The Lincoln[2] Distillery, Pipers Crisps,…
Improvement works at East Ridng’s busiest road is one of the first projects to get money freed up from the scrapping of the northern leg of HS2, a minister has said.
Government and East Riding officials signed off on the works to improve the A164 and J…
Lincolnshire Police[1] released drone footage of the moment they were able to capture a man who had failed to stop for officers. The thermal image in the footage shows officers being guided towards the 31-year-old who had tried to hide in a bushed area…
To take part in the Nene Valley Railway[1] Christmas trains, LMS Black 5 No. 45212 will be on the mainline this Thursday (2nd November 2023).
Departing the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway[2] at 10:45, the locomotive, which is set to run with no suppo…
CHICAGO, Oct. 30, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Automotive Wiring Harness Market[1] is projected to grow from USD 48.7 billion in 2023 to USD 59.5 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 2.9% from 2023 to 2030, according to a new report by MarketsandMarkets™. The market …
Rainfall from Storm Babet[1] has slightly delayed the rejuvenation of Cornhill Market, the city council says. There has been a small setback to the paving works in Lincoln’s[2] City Square caused by the heavy storm, which forced many residents across t…
Residents in a Lincolnshire village of just over 1,000 people are in a state of uncertainty after many were told to evacuate due to a flood risk. Police officers knocked on the doors of 70 homes in Fiskerton[1] overnight, advising occupants to evacuate…
Storm Babet[1] caused widespread disruption across Lincolnshire as heavy rainfall[2] led to flooding in many areas of the county. Although the situation is improving with the rain easing, water levels remain high in some places and 21 flood warnings ar…