Lincolnshire County Council is eyeing a massive £152 million government funding boost to overhaul aging roads, with a major focus on finishing the unfinished Spalding Western Relief Road — which currently dead-ends in a field after just one completed section. They’re seeking over £41 million to complete the remaining four miles, estimated to cost £69 million. But not everyone agrees on priorities — some councillors, like James Bean, argue that the dangerous Caistor Top junction should come first. The decision rests with Mayor Andrea Jenkyns, who controls the transport grant and will decide which projects get the green light — a pivotal moment that could reshape regional mobility.
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