Stephen Bunney

Coun Stephen Bunney has been re-appointed as chairman for second year. Image: WLDC

Chairman reappointed for second year and reflects on the ‘good community’ in Wes...

The festival will showcase talented performers

Gainsborough's GO Festival will showcase amazing theatre, dance and arts

Racecourse general manager Jack Pryor, fifth from left, chairman Sue Lucas far right, committee members and civic dignitaries at the centenary celebration

Picture Gallery: Centenary celebrations at Rasen races

Authors and poets will be promoting their work alongside book illustrators, writing groups, craft makers

New festival for will bring people together through sounds, words and pictures

Pupils of Benjamin Adlard School in Gainsborough with their winning lorry name, Binster

School children choose new names for waste collection lorries in West Lindsey

Bin mobile was the winning name for Faldingworth Primary School. Image: WLDC

Fun names for waste collection lorries

Coun Stephen Bunney, chairman of West Lindsey District Council, visited Uncle Henry's, in Gainsborough

Council chairman visits businesses helping to celebrate tourism in West Lindsey

The newly-restored former bank building in Market Rasen Market Place. Image: WLDC

Building restored to former glory

Gainsborough’s special light-themed event is set to return

Special light-themed event is returning to Gainsborough

The proposed new 40mph limit to include the junction with the A157.

Speed limits lowered on A631 between Market Rasen and Louth

Market Rasen

Dog mess plea in Rasen field

More Lincolnshire residents will get help with new heating systems as part of the funding for upgrades.

New scheme to help Lincolnshire residents access funding to keep homes warm

Coun Jo Pilley, Tina Doyley, Deborah Balsdon, Karen Smith, and council chairman Coun Stephen Bunney

Lea Fields Crematorium donates £14,000 to St Andrews Hospice

Market Rasen Leisure Centre will be hosting the event

Bounce into the New Year

Work has begun on the installation of cameras

Speed reduction delay 'not good enough' says Rasen councillor

Ernest ‘Ernie’ Buckley marked his 100th birthday with family and friends at Foxby Court Residential Care Home

Former caretaker at West Lindsey District Council celebrates 100th birthday

Chairman of West Lindsey District Council, Coun Stephen Bunney, welcomed guests to his Civic Carol Service

Chairman’s carol service brings festive cheer

The Santa's line up on the start line

Picture gallery: Santa run fun in Rasen

Coun Paul Lee, chairman Coun Stephen Bunney, Coun Elizabeth Hillman, Coun Ian Willox, Luke Matthews, Liz Gabey, Royston Bingham and James Bingham

Exclusive look at Saxilby footbridge repair works before it is returned

Wreaths were laid at the town's cenotaph

Picture Gallery: Rasen remembers

Members of West Lindsey District Council visited businesses around the district, including Williamsons Farm Shop

Celebrating the hard work of businesses in West Lindsey

Middle Rasen's main road and side roads into the village are badly affected

Flooding: Middle Rasen worst area

Coun Bunney, second left, on his visit to Keelby. Image: WLDC

Celebration of Keelby plan

West Lindsey’s Sustainability Officer, Steve Leary; West Lindsey District Council’s Energy Efficiency Officer, Matt Lill with Christine Keyworth and her three-year-old daughter, Beatrice at Market Rasen Library. Image: WLDC

Council champions sustainability during Green Libraries Week.

Name campaign for bin lorries. Image: WLDC

Name campaign for West Lundsey's bin lorries

Gainsborough craft business is expanding as it moves to bigger premises

The building at 24 Market Place is the first major project to benefit from funding from the Market Rasen Historic Buildings Grant Scheme. Image: WLDC

Construction work begins on historic building in Market Rasen

Club president Ian Williams, left, and chairman Paul Sellars attended the opening by Market Rasn Mayor, Jo Pilley, and Chairman of West Lindsey District Council, Stephen Bunney, along with Eve Bennett, right. Image: Dianne Tuckett

Rase Park plays host to new baby bank initiative

Rasen's new mayor, Coun Jo Pilley, wants to help the town grow. Image: Dianne Tuckett

Rasen's new mayor is ready to fill 'big footsteps'

The winners of the fancy dress competition at Marshall’s Yard’s Emergency Services Day event

Gainsborough celebrates our heroes at Marshall’s Yard’s Emergency Services Day

Hemswell Antique Centre is the latest company to join West Lindsey District Council’s Commercial Waste Service

Hemswell Antique Centre joins scheme to help reduce its carbon footprint

Councillor says Market Rasen's infrastructure is "just not designed for the number of motor vehicles required to transport the thousands of racegoers who attend the showcase meetings". Image: Dianne Tuckett

Traffic chaos on premium race day

Lea Fields Crematorium donates £12,000 to LIVES

Gainsborough Crematorium donates £12,000 to emergency responder charity

Look out for Mr Toad. Image: Quantum Theatre

Mr Toad heading to Rasen for family fun

A large number of solar farms are proposed across agricultural land in Lincolnshire. (Photo by: Pixabay)

West Lindsey Council pushes back against wave of large-scale developments

Coun Stephen Bunney, chair of the Environment, Sustainability and Climate Change member working group

New campaign urges communities and businesses to help protect our environment

Market Rasen Town Council has welcomed four new councillors. Image: Dianne Tuckett

Four new councillors welcomed to Market Rasen Town Council

Community Race Day at Market Rasen Racecourse on Sunday July 9. Inset: Racecourse general manager Jack Pryor. Photo: Market Rasen Racecourse

Celebrating community champions at Market Rasen Racecourse

West Lindsey District Council raised the rainbow flag to celebrate the beginning of Pride Month

Rainbow flag raised in Gainsborough to celebrate Pride month

New vice chairman, Coun Matthew Boles, and new chairman, Coun Stephen Bunney

New chairman of West Lindsey District Council ‘honoured’ to take on civic role

Former mayor and long-serving councillor Ken Bridger

Tribute paid to former Rasen mayor

Weeds growing along the Union Street entrance to the John Street car park