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Boston Borough Council is excited to announce the installation of a brand-new digital display screen located in Central Park. The screen will be operational 24/7 throughout the year, with information available in different languages. Recently installed, it is already being used to share key messages with the community.

Following an incredible response from the public, the Dance Again to Diggins exhibition at Boston Guildhall was extended until 22 February due to high interest and participation.

The Food Safety team at Boston Borough Council, part of Environmental Health, has received a positive report following a Shellfish Traceability Audit conducted by the Food Standards Agency (FSA). This audit highlights the Council's dedication to maintaining high standards in food safety controls for shellfish.

Posted March 4, 2025

Boston Borough Council is pleased to have an accessibility toolbar feature on its website, making the webpages more inclusive and user-friendly.

Boston Borough Council is excited to announce the launch of a new website dedicated to the Rosegarth Square regeneration project.

The leaders of all ten Greater Lincolnshire councils met on Monday 24 February 2025 and agreed to work together on proposals for what local government reorganisation could look like for our county.

The South and East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership is pleased to announce an exciting new collaboration with Arts&Heritage (A&H), bringing together local artists and heritage partners to uncover and celebrate the region's rich history in innovative ways.

Boston Borough Council is delighted to announce a new Markers and Farmers market that will be held in the Market Place within the town centre. The market will take place on the last Saturday of every month until October 2025 and will be open from 9am to 2pm.

Boston Brilliance transformed Boston Town Centre into a mesmerising spectacle on Friday 14th and Saturday 15th February, captivating thousands of visitors with breathtaking architectural projections, interactive exhibitions, and live performances.

Last week, the powerful words of young people from across South & East Lincolnshire were unveiled, ready to inspire and engage the community. In October 2024, Zest conducted workshops for over 400 young individuals aged 9-18 across the region, including East Lindsey, Boston Borough, and South Holland. These workshops, co-led by local youth, provided a platform for the next generation to express their thoughts on a wide range of topics — from unity and mental health to the universe's big questions.

A brand-new website has been launched to bring the rich heritage of South and East Lincolnshire to life through an exciting mix of interactive arts and culture.