Sharon Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Two lovebird councillors are planning their wedding following a very public proposal.

Martin Trollope-Bellew popped the question to his long-term partner during a Lincolnshire County Council meeting.

He was making his final speech as Chairman of the authority when he told the meeting that he and Councillor Rosemary Woolley had been close for years.

Image source, Lincolnshire County Council

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire News

The top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom so far today include:

• A Lincolnshire branch of the Co-op remains open for business today despite a ram-raid at the weekend which saw the theft of cash machine
• You'll be able to put questions to the developers behind plans for more than 100 homes in Swinderby as part of a public meeting later
• Pupils and parents are learning CPR at Sturton by Stow Primary School today as part of BBC Radio Lincolnshire's Save A Life campaign

There was much excitement around the launch of the Lincoln Knights' Trail at the weekend.

The Tourist Information Centre says it was surprised by how many people came to take the leaflets to complete the trail challenge.

The trail features 36 individually designed statues for people to find across the city centre.

It's all part of the celebrations for the 800th anniversary of the Battle of Lincoln.

Suzy Lawson
Broadcast Journalist

Lincolnshire growers are once again competing at the Chelsea Flower Show.

The Queen and Prince Philip are touring the gardens today with the event opening to the public tomorrow.

John Cullen, from Algarkirk near Boston, is one of those taking part. He specialises in plants which attract bees and butterflies.

Charlotte Wright
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Pupils and parents are learning CPR at Sturton by Stow Primary School today as part of BBC Radio Lincolnshire's Save A Life campaign.

The radio station is aiming to teach 10,000 people these vital life saving skills.

Helen Gardner

You'll be able to put questions to the developers behind plans for more than 100 homes in Swinderby as part of a public meeting later.

Representatives from the developers Bloombridge will be there along with members of the parish council.

The plans include housing for the elderly, a community car park and shop.

Image source, North Kesteven

Paul Russell
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

A £16m project to upgrade visitor facilities at Lincoln Cathedral is now under way.

It will include building a new café and shop as well as redeveloping the grounds.

Around £800,000 still needs to be raised.

Dr Anne Irving is the Programme Manager

Jake Zuckerman
BBC Look North

The Lincolnshire Co-op at Branston is open for business today, despite a ram-raid at the weekend.

Police believe a JCB was used to remove the ATM from the wall, causing substantial damage.

The Co-op says repair work will take place over the next few weeks.

Police are appealing for witnesses.

Paul Russell
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

This year's Woodhall Spa Country Show has been deemed a success by the organisers.

The event included livestock, vintage tractors and more than 100 trade stands.

The theme this year was rural crafts which went down well with visitors.

David Sykes
Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Student numbers are falling at Lincoln's University Technical College but senior staff remain confident of its future.

The college, which offers courses in engineering, maths and technology to young people aged 14-19, can take up to 600 students.

Only 214 are currently registered.

Principle Paul Batterbury says "We'd love more to come here, but we only want them to come here if this is what they want to do, and that's our dilemma."

BBC Weather

If you have hay fever be aware levels are medium in Lincolnshire today.

Helen Gardner

Here are the main stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom this morning:

• Police are looking for witnesses to the theft of a cash machine from a Lincolnshire Co-op store in Branston yesterday
• A public meeting's being held later over plans for more than 100 homes for the village of Swinderby.
• It's claimed the future of Lincoln's University Technical College is secure despite falling pupil numbers
• Lincoln's Knights' Trail has been hailed a success by the people who tried it out during its launch this weekend

Lee Peters was handling a booby-trapped package that had been assessed as low risk by security.

David Sykes
Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Police are continuing to investigate a ram raid at a Lincolnshire Co-op store.

It's believed thieves removed an ATM from Branston with a JCB in the early hours of Sunday morning.

It's the latest in a series of similar crimes across the county over the past few months.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Looking good for today....

Paul Russell
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Good morning from Lincoln, it's Paul here today. I'll be bringing you all the latest news, sport, weather and travel from across the county.

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