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VIDEO: Armed police arrest men in connection with Boston murder video

ARMED police swopped to arrest two men in connection with the murder of Boston man Jan Pawel Stochnialek.

Decision delayed on care services

A DECISION on the future of six day centres that serve elderly and vulnerable people has been delayed following ‘unprecedented’ feedback from the public.

Home defends damning report

A CARE home in Boston insists it has already ‘learned the lessons’ of a damning watchdog report that has raised ‘major concerns’ with its service.

Move to bring empty homes back in use

SOME of Boston’s 400 empty homes could be returned to use over the next few years as part of a council scheme aimed at providing new homes.

BREAKING NEWS: Three men arrested in Border Agency raid on Boston restaurant

THREE men have been arrested following a UK Border Agency raid on an Indian restaurant in Boston.

Sport rss

A scene from Boston United's Town End yesterday.

Snow joke! Sports fixtures fall foul of the weather

SNOW and frozen pitches have put paid to a number of today’s sports fixtures.

Boston. Saturday 28 January 2012
Sport. football. Kirton (red) v Old Leake 
OLs player Manager Adam Wright

Boston Saturday Football League fixtures

TODAY’S Boston Saturday Football League matches...

Pictured are (from left): back row - Anneka Luffman (teacher), Debbie Langford (Quadring Friends), Mark Sargent (Finns Coffee Lounge), Sheona Smith (Quadring Friends); middle row - Callum Green, Brandon Andrews, James Luto, Cameron Cladd, Sam Davis, Zac Grayson; front row - Finley Sargent, Harry Maplethorpe, Hope Reed, Alexandra Cooper-Lee, Thomas Langford.

Quadring are tag champs

PUPILS from Quadring Cowley & Browns Primary School have won the Boston and District tag rugby tournament.

Top gun Julian

JULIAN Brown was top gun at Sunday’s FenClay meeting.

Nathan Stainfield netted on his debut against Hinckley.

Boston United ready for the Jekyll and Hyde threat of Hinckley

BOSTON United will rise to the threats posed by the Jekyll and Hyde side of the Blue Square North.

Lifestyle rss

Trustees resign from leisure centre roles

THE trustees in charge of Boston’s Princess Royal Sports Arena all resigned their roles last week.

Assembly Rooms is stopping bookings

EVENT bookings for Boston’s Assembly Rooms are being refused if they are more than three months in advance as Boston Borough Council has said it cannot guarantee bookings.

Red Herring at Drill Hall

THE laughs are back as the Red Herring Comedy Club returns from its January break next month.

Boston stump in line for biggest investment in 150 years

BOSTON Stump is in line for its biggest investment in more than 150 years, after the church secured funding for major internal works.

REVIEW: War Horse (12A) review by Boston Grammar School student Joe Baxter

Steven Spielberg has created some of the greatest films in the history of cinema. Sometimes however, he seems to make his films too sentimental and this can unfortunately lead to the film becoming an unbearable mess.

Community rss

Council set to raise crematorium fees by £150

A PROPOSED £150 increase on the cost of cremations in Boston has been slated as nothing more than an opportunist tax on death.

Let’s get the Jubilee party started - £5k set aside by council

A BUDGET of £5,000 has been set to mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in Boston town centre but councillors are yet to agree on the details for the royal celebrations.

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Academy ranked among the best in the country in school league tables

STUDENTS at Old Leake’s Giles Academy have been making one of the best rates of progress in the whole country, according to league tables published last week.

Gipsey Bridge Primary School Council pupils presenting money to Leukaemia and Lymphoma Research.
Pupils pictured with Geoff Brocklebank - chairman of Midlands Area, Trish Brocklebank.

School raises £450 for charity

A VILLAGE school has donated £450 to a cancer charity following fund raising by its pupils.

Pictured are, from left, Coun Alison Austin, Ian Farmer and Kay Hayden with children from Mrs Hannah Smiths class.

Cuckoo copse planting for pupils

YOUNG pupils from St Thomas’ Primary School have planted the seeds of the future with a Jubilee copse in Wyberton Low Road.

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Saturday 04 February 2012

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