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As North Kesteven District Council seeks to ensure that best use is made of all resources and that as much waste is recycled as possible, it is considering ways to support businesses in making sure their waste is managed to best advantage.
One option under consideration is the re-introduction of a paid-for Council-run trade waste collection service.
As we explore the potential for this, we’re asking businesses to tell us through a quick survey, about how they currently manage their waste.
 At this stage, this is a survey for a potential service which may or may not be brought in at a later date. Until then, please continue managing waste and recycling as best you can in the ways that you currently do in order to contribute positively to climate action for your business and the wider District.
Does your business excel in innovation, demonstrate sustainable development, venture into international trade or promote opportunity through social mobility? If so, the King's Awards for Enterprise welcomes your application.
Winning one of these prestigious awards can boost your brand, open doors to new opportunities and elevate your business to new heights.
The King’s Awards for Enterprise are free to enter and you can apply for more than one category. Applications are open until 1pm on 12 September 2024.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to highlight your success, visit Gov.uk to check your eligibility and to apply.
Sleaford's next Teenage Market will be taking place on Saturday 1 June, from 10am until 3pm, alongside Millstream's Artisan and Craft Market.
Traders and performers for this event will be confirmed soon, make sure to keep an eye on the Council's social media channels for announcements!
To get involved in Sleaford's Teenage Markets, simply register as a trader or performer on The Teenage Market website and then apply by visiting Sleaford's event page.
This project has been funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.
Taking place on June 18th, from 9am until 4pm, at the International Bomber Command Centre, the next Unmissable North Kesteven workshop will explore the accessibility needs of visitors, as well as how and why to attract more cyclists and walkers.
Don't miss out, reserve your free place here.
This project is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, delivered by Unmissable England in partnership with Destination Lincolnshire and the Council.
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