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©Kirton News 2018
Fosdyke Tractor Run May ‘18
We would like to confirm that after a very successful day, the event has raised £3500.00 for Macmillan Cancer Support.
We would like to thank everyone for their support and generosity towards this very worthy cause. Regards
Don’t miss out: Heritage Lincolnshire announces additional adult learning courses that are FREE to new learners
Heritage Lincolnshire is happy to announce even more of our popular GROW courses in June and July! For those of you who don’t know, GROW courses are a great opportunity to learn an interesting new skill, from stone carving to book binding. The courses are also an introduction to the rich heritage of the County and they help you discover more about Lincolnshire as you explore the area. Courses now open for booking are:
Conserving Historic Stonework: to be held at the Heritage Skills Centre at Lincoln Castle on Wednesday 20th June. A county divided: the English Civil War in Lincolnshire to be held at Grantham Museum on Saturdays 7th & 14th July
Decoding Church Architecture: to be held at The Old School in Heckington on Saturday 14th July
Have a go bookbinding to be held at the Heritage Skills Centre at Lincoln Castle on Wednesday 27th June 2018: 10am - 4pm.
A practical introduction to lime to be held at the Heritage Skills Centre at Lincoln Castle on Wednesday 4th July 2018: 10am - 4pm
For more information on each session, check out: heritagelincolnshire.org/calendar
Our lifelong learning courses are part of the GROW programme organised by Lincolnshire County Council’s Community Learning Service. Courses are open to anyone aged 19 or over on 31st August 2017 and places are strictly limited.
Prior booking is essential and to book a place email us at: htladmin@heritagelincolnshire.orgr phone 01529 461499.
South East Lincolnshire Local Plan
The South East Lincolnshire Local Plan was submitted to the Secretary of State in June 2017 for examination. The ‘Examination in Public’ commenced in October 2017 and was completed in April 2018. The examination has resulted in some changes being required to the plan and therefore, we will be undertaking a six week consultation on the ‘Main Modifications’ to the Plan from 16th July to 28th August 2018.
Comments can only be made on the changes to the plan and, like the previous consultation in April and May 2017, must focus on whether they make the Local Plan ‘sound’ and compliant with legal and procedural requirements. As a consequence there will not be any public exhibitions at village halls. A guidance note will be available to view on our website (http://www.southeastlincslocalplan.org/proposed-main-modifications/) from 16th July, which sets out advice on how to respond to the consultation.
We will be publishing a number of documents for consultation including: South East Lincolnshire Local Plan 2011-2036: Main Modifications Schedule; Policy Inset Maps, where changes have been made; Sustainability Appraisal; Habitats Regulations Assessment. These can all be commented on.
The documents will be available to view and download from http://www.southeastlincslocalplan.org/proposed-main-modifications/ Paper copies will be available to view at the council offices in Boston and Spalding, and in the area’s libraries and mobile libraries during normal office hours.
There are two ways in which comments can be submitted:
By emailing a comment form (available to download from the website) to the Programme Officer, Elaine Henton at programme.officer@southeastlincslocalplan.org; or
By post using the comment form (available at the above locations) to: Elaine Henton, The Programme Officer, South East Lincolnshire Local Plan, Boston Borough Council, Municipal Buildings, West Street, Boston, PE21 8QR.
Comments must be received by 5pm on Tuesday 28th August 2018. All ‘duly made’ comments received will be submitted to the Planning Inspectors for their consideration.
For further information, please contact the Programme Officer, Elaine Henton at programme.officer@southeastlincslocalplan.org or telephone: 01205 314385 or 07976 589885.
