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Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom:
Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live
Good morning from Lincoln, welcome to our live page, where we'll bring you all the latest news, sport, weather and travel from across the county throughout the day.
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You can send in your pictures, or any news or info about what's happening where you are in Lincolnshire.
Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live
That's all from me today, we'll be back from tomorrow with more of the latest from across the county. Before I go however I'll leave you with five things we've learned today:
Have a good evening.
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
It should be a dry night with a good deal of cloud at first.
Some breaks in the cloud developing allowing some patchy mist or fog to form by the end of the night.
BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
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Lizzie Musham
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
More than half a million pounds is to be spent restoring Market Rasen's Old Railway Station.
The money from the Heritage Lottery Fund will be used to turn it into offices and a community space, as well as showcasing the site's history.
It's looking a little shoddy at the moment:
Image source, Market Rasen Station Community Project
Image source, Market Rasen Station Community ProjectBut this is how it looked in its glory days:
Image source, Market Rasen Station Community ProjectDuring the works tours will allow you to look round the buildings.
Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live
The RAF says that around 130 personnel will make up the deployment to Romania along with a number of Typhoon aircraft.
They've already begun to prepare their equipment ahead of the NATO mission, which is designed in part to deter Russian aggression.
The majority of the equipment is being driven to Romania rather than be transported by aircraft to minimise costs.
Paul Russell
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
The latest from the Lincolnshire newsroom:
Melvyn Prior
Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire
Fundraisers for the Bomber Command Memorial say that they still need around £2 million pounds to fully complete the project.
Work began last October on the Chadwick Centre which sits alongside the memorial spire on Canwick Hill on the outskirts of Lincoln.
Nicky Barr says there are more costs than just bricks and mortar.
Quote MessageWe've raised over £10 million to get this far. It's not just the building and the architecture, it's the archivists that have recorded thousands of documents and oral history interviews. There's obviously a cost to that but if we don't do it now then the veterans will have passed and their stories will have gone.
Nicky Barr, IBCC, Project manager
There's a petition online calling on the Government to give extra funding, external .
Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live
More now on the news that from today Grantham A&E is opening an hour earlier in the mornings.
Campaigners say that while ultimately they want a full re-opening of services, this is a step in the right direction.
Quote MessageSeven months of campaigning quite heavily to get the A&E reopened can be quite soul destroying at times, so yes today's a good day. At least when I take my children to school in the morning I know now that if anything does happen I have the unit open between the hours of 08:00 and 09:00 and I can get emergency care when I need it.
Melissa Darcey, Fighting 4 Life Lincolnshire
An 11-year campaign to get a skate park facility for children in a Lincolnshire town, external will finally be completed in May.
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BBC Radio Lincolnshire
Today marks the first day of Stamford's Mid-Lent fair.
It's thought to be the largest event of it's kind in Lincolnshire and will run until Saturday.
Last year wasn't so good, flood waters disrupted the rides.
Image source, Martin BrookesLuckily the forecast is much better this year!
Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live
23-year-old Adam Hughes is wanted in connection with a burglary in Holbeach Drove.
It happened on 15 March and police want anyone who knows the location of Mr Hughes to get in touch.
Image source, Lincolnshire PoliceLincoln hockey star Georgie Twigg has spoken of her delight at the interest people are taking in the sport, external following Team GB’s memorable gold medal at the Rio Olympics.
Image source, The LincolniteBBC Radio Lincolnshire
The release date for tickets to BBC Radio 1's big weekend, which is being held just over the Humber in Hull, has been announced.
American superstar Katy Perry tops the bill at the event at Burton Constable.
50,000 tickets will be made available on Monday 10 April.
A word of warning - if you're looking to go, the majority of tickets are being allocated to people in Hull and East Yorkshire.
Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live
Lincolnshire Wildlife Park says its looking to invest and expand - thanks to a big rise in visitor numbers.
The Friskney attraction says there's been a rise of more than 30% on last year.
National trends show figures to attractions such as museums, cathedrals and zoos - have gone up by more than 7%.
Lincolnshire Wildlife Park chief executive Steve Nichols says more people are seeking out things to do closer to home:
Quote MessageI think Brexit has a little to do with it but it was happening a bit before that as well. People have realised you can actually have a really good day out close to home."
Steve Nichols , Lincolnshire Wildlife Park, Chief Executive
Lincolnshire Reporter
A local MP has demanded serious changes to improve safety on the A1, external in response to the “unacceptable” level of serious crashes on the road.
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Our reporter Hope Bolger is currently at RAF Coningsby where preparations are underway for the Air Policing mission in Eastern Europe.
Unsurprisingly, they need a lot of stuff!
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BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
The 35 sculptures that will make up Lincoln's Knight's Trail will be unveiled later today.
Artists have been painting the knights - which commemorate the 800th anniversary of the battle of Lincoln.
It's hoped it'll boost visitor numbers - like the Baron's trail did two years ago.
Quote MessageWe've obviously got more sculptures than the Baron trail, this will be the first time since we launched that they'll be all together and all decorated.
Lydia Rusling, Head of Visit Lincoln
The daffs are looking splendid around the county at the moment, here's a few snaps of them taken by our Weather Watchers.
Diddyuk took this one in Skegness:
Lady Irene got this glorious day in Saleby:
Smartie999 took a picture of these ones which are just out of munching range in Holbeach.
I'm calling it Nag, Nag,Nag:
Lastly Whinfell Star snapped this scene in Stamford:
