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Protesters outside council offices in Horncastle. A man with short hair is holding a placard which reads: Gayton says no - Gayton against nuclear dump. A woman wearing a black coat and sunglasses stands next to him.

Protesters step up pressure over nuclear talks

Countryside near Louth is being considered as a site for storing nuclear waste underground.

A head and shoulders photograph of East Lindsey District Council leader Craig Leyland. He has a beard and is wearing glasses, and he is smiling at the camera.

Nuclear waste plan 'would scar Lincolnshire Wolds'

East Lindsey District Council is set to pull out of talks over a waste storage facility near Louth.

Stolen cross

'Priceless' stone cross stolen from church

The medieval carved item was stolen from the church on Saturday afternoon, police say.