Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Lincolnshire Live has finished for today. 

Thanks for joining us. We're back from 08:00 tomorrow with more news from around the area. Join us then.

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom this afternoon:

• New Lincolnshire Police Commissioner Marc Jones appoints deputy Stuart Tweedale against advice of panel which oversees his work
• Chalet owners on Lincolnshire coast told they'll have to leave homes for four months a year because of flood risk
• North East Lincolnshire Council testing electric vehicles to reduce pollution 

BBC Radio Humberside

People living at a chalet park in Cleethorpes will have to move out of their properties for four months of the year - double the time they have to vacat the properties now. 

It's because North East Lincolnshire Council thinks the Humberston Fitties area is at risk of flooding in the winter. 

Image source, John Hardy/Geograph

Residents have told the BBC that they've effectively been made homeless.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

PCC appoints a deputy even though an independent panel REFUSES to recommend him

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

We've just heard from Lincolnshire's new police and crime commissioner Marc Jones on BBC Radio LIncolnshire.

He says he's standing by his decision to appoint Stuart Tweedale as his deputy - despite the appointment being declined by the panel which oversees his work.

Mr Jones says the panel's "done a good job" in the process which says Mr Tweedale isn't competent to take up the role.

But he says he's happy to ignore them because he's confident Mr Tweedale's the right man.

BBC Travel

Police are tweeting about this crash at the junction of the A57 and the B1190 between Saxilby and Newton on Trent. Causing delays.

BBC Radio Humberside

A litter pick's taking place on Cleethorpes beach to celebrate World Oceans Day today. 

There will also be a seaweed search and a biodiversity trail to help establish the health of the sea environment.

Humberside Fire and Rescue say clearing up rubbish off grassland helps to reduce the amount of arson.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Marc Jones has issued a statement saying that Stuart Tweedale will be his deputy despite the Police and Crime panel refusing to endorse him.

As previously stated the panel had concerns over professional competence and personal independence.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

This just in, Stuart Tweedale the man who Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones wanted to be his second-in-command will not be recommended by the Police and Crime panel.    

The Panel says he's failed to meet the standards of Competence and Independence required for the role.

However Mr Jones (pictured right) can appoint Mr Tweedale regardless of the Panel's recommendations.

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Had a parking ticket lately? Well, there's a good chance you picked it up on one of the streets listed below:

This is a table given to BBC Radio Lincolnshire by Lincolnshire County Council - after it was revealed yesterday the council had dished out tickets worth a million pounds in the last year.

Boston Market Place tops the list - the council says some of the cash raised will be used to fund a CCTV van to catch irresponsible parking outside school.

Carla George
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

David Sykes
Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

More than £43,000 has been granted to restore a steam locomotive on the Lincolnshire coast. 

Jurassic - built in 1903 - will soon be able to run again after receiving money from the Heritage Lottery Fund. 

Image source, Lincolnshire Coast Light Railway

The loco was originally built for a lime works in Warwickshire - but then was bought to run on a holidaymakers line in Cleethorpes.

Following restoration Jurassic will run on a track owned by the Lincolnshire Coat Light Railway in the Skegness Water Leisure Park.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

The chief constable of Lincolnshire Police says the emergency services have been given a huge opportunity to work more closely together. 

Under plans ratified by Lincolnshire County Council yesterday a new multi-million pound centre will be built at South Park in Lincoln. 

Half the £15m will be paid by the Government and the rest from the council and the police - Mr Rhodes says it will be worth the investment.

Carla George
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

An 11-year-old from Lincolnshire is just one of 18 children to feature in a poetry book for The Queen. 

Olivia Simpson from Friskney Primary was selected from hundreds of entries as part of a competition. 

The book's been given to her majesty as a birthday present - organised by rotary clubs from across the country.

Lincoln's MP Karl McCartney has clashed with the Prime Minister over the UK's membership of the EU.

The Conservative backbencher is campaigning for a Brexit vote in this month's referendum. 

Speaking during Prime Minister's Questions today, Mr McCartney asked whether the UK would be forced to help fill what he called a "black hole" in the EU finances. 

But David Cameron rejected the idea Britain would be forced to pay - and said it's already been agreed that EU spending will reduce, not go up.

Jono Brine
Presenter - The Music

A Lincolnshire band has been asked to play at Glastonbury. 

The Pylons - from Lincoln - have been selected to play the BBC Introducing stage. As you can see from their tweet below - they're pretty happy about it: