Business park set to create 3,000 jobspublished at 17:49 Greenwich Mean Time 29 November 2016
Plans for a business park which would create about 3,000 new jobs in East Yorkshire have been given the go-ahead.
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Alex Rhodes
Plans for a business park which would create about 3,000 new jobs in East Yorkshire have been given the go-ahead.
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Rail services will be disrupted across south Wales over Christmas due to "essential modernisation work".
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A look at Tuesday's headlines from Look North.
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Police believe the men here might be able to help them after food was stolen from a Spar shop in Pinchbeck, near Spalding.
If you recognise them, call PC Ryan Ellis on 101. The incident happened last Wednesday, 23 November.
Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live
When Sgt Alan Robinson from Market Rasen had a motorcycle crash five years ago losing part of a leg he thought his ambition of piloting a plane would never be achieved.
But now he's made his maiden flight in a Spitfire as part of a training scheme sponsored by Prince Harry (pictured with Alan below and other scholars below).
The Spitfire Scholarship is paid for from the Royal Foundation's Endeavour Fund - which was set up by Prince Harry and his brother the Duke of Cambridge to help injured servicemen.
Alan, who works at RAF Waddington, near Lincoln, is the first amputee pilot to have flown the Spitfire since World War Two aces Douglas Bader and Colin Hodgkinson.
Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live
A postman who was on his rounds in Lincoln yesterday had his van windows smashed and was assaulted by a man with a meat tenderiser, police say.
The incident happened on Ripon Street, off Lincoln High Street, at around 17.00.
Officers say the man who carried out the attack was wearing a dark jacket, jeans and a bobble hat, and was of slim build with stubble.
The postman, in his 50s, was not seriously injured in the incident.
A Royal Mail spokesman has confirmed the attack and said the postman was "recovering at home".
BBC Travel
The A15 Wragby Road in Lincoln is still partly blocked and there's heavy traffic at the B1308 Outer Circle Road junction, because of a burst water main. Two lanes out of three are closed on the outbound side.
Here's a timely warning to commuters this evening:
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Maggie Curtis
News Editor, BBC Radio Lincolnshire
Lincoln Cathedral is to get £38,000 to carry out urgent repairs to the Minster's pinnacles.
The money comes from the government's World War One centenary project.
It's hoped the repairs will protect the landmark's 12 pinnacles until conservation work can begin on its towers.
Hull defeat Newcastle in shootout, while Ben Woodburn breaks Liverpool record on a dramatic night of action in the EFL Cup.
Read MoreThe closure of four GP surgeries in Lincolnshire will put pressure on other "oversubscribed" practices, opponents of the plan say.
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Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire
David Newton, the chairman of Boston United, external, has been talking to me about manager Dennis Greene's departure and the plan to find a successor:
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
Gainsborough's Christmas lights switch-on was far from fun for a town jeweller who was raided on the night of the festivities.
Staff at Stanley Hunt, in Marshalls Yard, discovered that five diamond rings and a diamond necklace had been stolen during the evening of Friday 18 November, while the shop was open.
One person has been arrested and bailed in connection with the theft.
Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live
The Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance is usually called out three times a day on average - but last Thursday crews were called to six incidents.
The charity which runs the ambucopter says it was the busiest day of the year so far - with five of the six calls to Lincolnshire incidents.
The aircraft answered emergency calls in Louth, Stamford, Grantham, Waddington and Immingham. It also went to a crash in Mansfield, Notts.
Quote MessageIt was one call after another all day as our crew travelled from Mansfield in the west to Louth in the east"
Karen Jobling, Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance
BBC Radio Humberside
A man in his 20s has been airlifted to hospital after a suspected hit-and-run in Grimsby.
It happened on Freeman street just before noon today.
Humberside Police say the pedestrian suffered serious injuries and they are looking for the driver of the car involved.
Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom:
Hull-based MEP Mike Hookem has become UKIP's fisheries spokesman under the party's new leader Paul Nuttall.
Mr Hookem was previously UKIP's defence spokesman.
He recently avoided suspension from the party following an 'altercation' with fellow MEP Steven Woolfe at the European Parliament.
Take a look at this project that could protect Louth from flooding:
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BBC Travel
There have been problems on the East Coast main line this morning - it's after an incident in Edinburgh. And it looks like services through Lincolnshire could be affected for the rest of the day.
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