November 3, 2023 9.00 pm This story is over 16 months old

Sleaford speaks out: Residents urge council to rethink £1m Market Place revamp

From historians to business owners, Sleaford’s voices unite to question the council’s vision for their beloved market
Trevor Blythin of The Lucky Catch. | Photo: Daniel Jaines

Sleaford residents have called on North Kesteven District Council to halt ambitious £1 million plans to transform the beloved Market Place into a communal hub and return to the drawing board.

The council’s vision aims to replace car park spaces with paving, mood lighting, and seating areas in a bid to create a vibrant public space that celebrates the town’s culture and history. Plus, local cafes could benefit from extra outdoor seating. However, the plans, which are recommended for approval at a planning meeting next week, have received more than 100 objections.

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