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We've been made aware of an email inviting traders and vendors to apply for Boston Christmas Festival 2026. This email - which has a Gmail domain - is not from Boston Borough Council. It is a scam.
Please be cautious if you receive emails asking you to apply for events, provide business information, or click links to application forms. If you have suspicions, always verify that communications come from official, trusted sources before responding or sharing any details.
Check the sender's email address carefully – any communication from Boston Borough Council will have a boston.gov.uk domain not a generic email address.
Verify event information through official channels
Do not click suspicious links or provide personal or business information.
If you receive this email, please delete it and report it as spam/phishing. Help us spread the word by sharing this post and warning fellow traders and local businesses.
We've been made aware of an email inviting traders and vendors to apply for Boston Christmas Festival 2026. This email - which has a Gmail domain - is not from Boston Borough Council. It is a scam.
Please be cautious if you receive emails asking you to apply for events, provide business information, or click links to application forms. If you have suspicions, always verify that communications come from official, trusted sources before responding or sharing any details.
Check the sender's email address carefully – any communication from Boston Borough Council will have a boston.gov.uk domain not a generic email address.
Verify event information through official channels
Do not click suspicious links or provide personal or business information.
If you receive this email, please delete it and report it as spam/phishing. Help us spread the word by sharing this post and warning fellow traders and local businesses.
Food waste collections will begin from the week commencing 19 October 2026. We’re making a small change to the planned start date for Boston’s new weekly food waste collections.
Collections were originally due to begin in September, but following collection round reviews and vehicle delivery timescales, we’ve made the decision to start in October to help ensure the new service gets off to a smooth start. We’ll send you further information through the post before your collections begin.
We’re also changing how side waste is collected.
From the week commencing 21 September, residents who regularly put additional waste alongside their general waste or recycling bin may receive a tag explaining the forthcoming change. Side waste will still be collected during this awareness period. From the week commencing 26 October, side waste will no longer be accepted.
All general waste and recycling will need to be inside the correct bin with the lid closed. If you feel you may need additional bin capacity, please contact us.
Food waste collections will begin from the week commencing 19 October 2026. We’re making a small change to the planned start date for Boston’s new weekly food waste collections.
Collections were originally due to begin in September, but following collection round reviews and vehicle delivery timescales, we’ve made the decision to start in October to help ensure the new service gets off to a smooth start. We’ll send you further information through the post before your collections begin.
We’re also changing how side waste is collected.
From the week commencing 21 September, residents who regularly put additional waste alongside their general waste or recycling bin may receive a tag explaining the forthcoming change. Side waste will still be collected during this awareness period. From the week commencing 26 October, side waste will no longer be accepted.
All general waste and recycling will need to be inside the correct bin with the lid closed. If you feel you may need additional bin capacity, please contact us.
Ask LHP is your chance to “ask us anything” you like. Held roughly every 6 weeks, we’ll be hosting online and in person events so you can find a time and way to attend that suits you. Our next session will be Wednesday the 16th September.
For more information, please visit the link below.
Ask LHP is your chance to “ask us anything” you like. Held roughly every 6 weeks, we’ll be hosting online and in person events so you can find a time and way to attend that suits you. Our next session will be Wednesday the 16th September.
For more information, please visit the link below.
Events for August 2026 – North Kesteven: The Heart of Lincolnshire
