Members of the Save Wood Lane group raised concerns at an East Lindsey District Council meeting.

Councillors are split over funds from an agency which is considering building a nuclear waste dump.

East Lindsey District Council will run a drop-in session in Louth on Wednesday.

Boulevard Care Limited wanted to convert buildings into holiday flats, a restaurant and shop.

Community groups say they are being asked to put plans in place for terrorism, bombs and drones.

The government says the money will provide emergency accommodation and reduce the risk of deaths.

Louth will get its own Tesco, Home Bargains and Costa Drive-thru as part of the development.

Dog walkers warned they could be fined up to £1,000 if they ignore the rule.