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Photographs by Jessica Wall. Caistor’s community cinema kicked off in style when the group held a demonstration screening at the Town Hall earlier this evening (Saturday, May 26, 2018). The demonstration was organised to give residents of Caistor and surrounding…
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Supporters of a move to set up a community cinema in Caistor are celebrating today (Monday, April 23, 2018), with the news that the project has won the maximum possible award from West Lindsey District Council’s Large Community Grant scheme….
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Detailed information about the proposals to install a new CCTV system in Caistor were presented to town councillors on Thursday night (March 10, 2017). Grant White, who is Enterprising Communities Team Manager at West Lindsey District Council, was addressing Caistor Town Council’s…
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West Lindsey District Council is to spend £53 million over the next five years on a capital investment programme. The announcement comes in the same week that the Government revealed a further £29.5 million for Greater Lincolnshire, in addition to £126 million…
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Crowds turned out in force in Caistor Market Place earlier this evening (Sunday, October 2, 2016) for the Magna Vitae Wolds Arts Festival. The weather was unseasonably mild for past 5pm in October, and people of all ages joined in…
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Crews were busy in Caistor Market Place at lunchtime today (Sunday, October 2, 2016) preparing for a pyrotechnic display later this evening. Some of the team behind the opening ceremony at the Rio Olympics – Event FX – are expected to stage…
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West Lindsey’s Planning Committee last night (Wednesday, September 21, 2016) rejected an outline application to build 69 homes off Brigg Road in Caistor. Councillors voted by seven votes, with one abstention, to reject the long-running proposal after hearing there were…
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Screen-grabs of comments written by Caistor residents on Facebook have been forwarded to planners amid concerns about how the Yes vote in the Neighbourhood Plan referendum might be perceived. The Caistor Citizen wrote to planners earlier this week regarding an outline application…
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(REWRITTEN) A Neighbourhood Planning Officer from West Lindsey District Council has spelled out what this month’s referendum means for Waterhills. Luke Brown was asked why the Neighbourhood Plan had been changed dramatically after an examiner’s report. About 50% of it has been scrapped….
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A relief road for Caistor is still possible at some point in the future, a district councillor said on Thursday. (November 12, 2015). West Lindsey District Councillor Owen Bierley was speaking to Caistor Town Council about the Draft Central Lincolnshire Local…
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