Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

The company behind brands such as Ryvita, Jordans cereals and Kingsmill could soon move onto the the British Sugar site at Bardney. 

Plans have been approved and Associated British Foods claim it will bring around 100 jobs.

Image source, Associated British Foods

Ian Fleetwood is a district councillor for Bardney and Cherry Willingham and says he hopes the jobs will benefit locals:

The Lincolnite

Thousands of Lincoln residents took to the streets as part of the annual Christmas reindeer parade last night.  

You can see a photo gallery of the event here, external.

Image source, The Lincolnite

BBC Travel

We told you earlier that there may be disruption heading through Boston until the 7 of December while works are carried on to repair a burst water main.

Well, as predicted, we've got some slow traffic heading through the town at the moment.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Chris Cole, from first responder organisation LIVES, external, was first on the scene when 25-year-old Max Jones collapsed in his home. 

He had to help Max breathe for 20 minutes before an ambulance could get there. 

Chris, Max and Max's mum Dawn explain what happened:

BBC Radio Humberside

Residents have been warned after two flashing incidents took place last Wednesday in the Cromwell Road area of Grimsby.

The first took place on Sackville Street just after 06:00 when a man on a bike exposed himself to a woman in her 40s. 

The second happened 40 minutes later on Marshall Avenue where again a cyclist exposed himself, this time to a teenage girl.

In both incidents the man has been described wearing dark clothing with a scarf obscuring his face.  

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Anglian Water says that disruption to one of the main routes through Boston could continue for almost a fortnight. 

The southbound carriageway on John Adam's Way has been closed while repairs are carried out to a burst water main.

The work could take until the 7th December to complete.   

Image source, Google

Scott Dalton
Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

I've been speaking to Serco's delivery director Abbie Tierney, following the news that some schools are still deeply unhappy with the company. 

She's revealed that it's not just Bishop King Primary and Monks Abbey who are thinking about leaving.

Take a listen:

Paul Russell
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

• Two schools threaten to quit Serco's financial services after more blunders by the company
• The company behind Ryvita could soon move onto the the British Sugar site at Bardney
• Anglian Water says that disruption to one of the main routes through Boston could continue for almost a fortnight

BBC Travel

One lane is blocked eastbound on the A180 between the Brocklesby Interchange in Harbrough and the Stallingborough Interchange.

It's because of a broken down vehicle. 

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Two Lincoln schools, Bishop King Primary and Monks Abbey, have said they're considering dropping Serco as their financial service provider after a catalogue of errors.

Serco were given the multi-million pound contract to manage the books of County Council run schools by the authority but a number of schools have complained of multiple problems.

Bishop King Primary School in Lincoln says 23 of its staff were not given their full pay last month. Monks Abbey says they've had recurring issues and have given the company notice.

Lucy Martin
BBC Weather

A dry day with variable amounts of cloud and some bright or sunny spells. The best of the sunshine is probably going to be in the south of the county however. 

Staying fairly mild with temperatures staying just below the 10C mark.

BBC Travel

It's not looking too bad on the roads this morning, however it's a little slow heading into the city if you're using the A46. 

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Hello from Lincoln. 

It's Alex here, ready to bring you all the latest news, sport, travel and weather from across the county. 

If you want to get in touch and tell me about what's going on where you are then you can get in touch by email or through Facebook , externaland Twitter, external.

Carla George
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

That's it from me today, but updates on breaking news and travel will continue through the evening and night.

Meanwhile here are five things we learned today:

• A government minister says Lincolnshire's hospital trust needs to fulfil commitments to the people of Grantham

• RAF Commanders have voiced concerns about the use of commercial drones after a near miss near RAF Cranwell
• British Transport Police say they're becoming increasingly concerned about the number of people jumping red lights at level crossings
• Lincolnshire showground has announced Human League will be playing at the venue next year
• The Red Arrows have performed in the skies above Abu Dhabi

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Carla George
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

There are further frustrations for motorists in Boston after it was announced work to fix a water main in the town has been delayed.

Anglian Water says work to repair the damaged pipe on John Adams Way in the town will now go on until next month.

A spokesman said: "It has been a significant engineering challenge with a number of other essential utilities and services under the road and sitting on top of our damaged main that we must navigate." 

One lane of the John Adams southbound carriageway remains open.

It is hoped the road will be reopen by 7 December.

Katie O'Halloran
Broadcast Journalist

British Transport police officers have been in Sleaford talking to pedestrians and drivers today.

It's part of a national initiative to stop people misusing railway crossings.

BBC Travel

There's slow traffic on the A1077 eastbound in Scunthorpe at the B1216 Ferry Road West junction because of traffic light failure.

Carla George
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

A government minister says Lincolnshire's hospital trust needs to honour its commitments to the people of Grantham. 

Grantham Hospital's A&E department has been closed overnight since August because of a staff shortage. 

Transport Secretary Chris Grayling's been in Lincolnshire today to campaign with Caroline Johnson, the Tory candidate in the Sleaford and North Hykeham by-election.

Carla George
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Let's hope so Keeley.....