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Community Little London

Spalding Water Taxi returns after weeds block River Welland route

The not-for-profit Spalding Water Taxi has resumed its service between the town centre and Springfields after Environment Agency work cleared a rapidly spreading weed blockage on the River Welland. Self-hire boats have also returned following a disruption that affected the town’s yacht club and caused a foul smell near the centre.

Sport Moulton

Spalding Town relegated after dramatic Lincolnshire Premier Division finale

Spalding Town’s Lincolnshire Premier Division season ended with defeat at Woodhall Spa, despite Walter Kinlock’s 107 from 79 balls. The club finished 22 points from safety, while Moulton Harrox ended seventh in Championship South after losing to Orton Park. Long Sutton secured the Division One South title with a 42-run win over Freiston.

Sport Pinchbeck

Royal Mail Cart, Tigers Club and Services Club B reach Pinchbeck darts semi-finals

Royal Mail Cart, Tigers Club and Services Club B secured places in the Dewhursts Trophies Pinchbeck & District Summer Darts League Knockout Cup semi-finals, while Lincoln Arms A and Consti Club C must rearrange their postponed tie. Lincoln Arms D also strengthened its position at the top of Division B.

Traffic & Construction Little London

Spalding Water Taxi trapped by weeds at Little London Bridge as river clean-up urged

Spalding’s Water Taxi has been unable to leave its base since August 29 after weeds built up around Little London Bridge on the River Welland. Operator Anthony Grunwell hopes the service linking the town centre and Springfields can reopen on September 15, while Coun Mark Le Sage has called for the blockage to be removed before it affects visitors and local businesses further.

Traffic & Construction Woolram Wygate

‘Worst junction in Spalding’: reader calls for Pinchbeck Road redesign

A Spalding resident has criticised the handling of the Pinchbeck Road and Park Road junction, arguing that a small relief road could have improved the turn. The letter also raises concerns about roadworks, Woolram Wygate and responsibility for local highways decisions.