Lara King
Reporter, North East Lincolnshire

Campaigners are celebrating this afternoon as Grimsby's ice rink is saved from closure.

North East Lincolnshire Council had wanted to shut the town's rink because it was too expensive for the authority to run.

But a group campaigned to keep it open and this afternoon they've been given the go-ahead to run it themselves.

BBC Weather

Not a very inspiring outlook for this afternoon for Lincolnshire - where's summer gone?

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire News

The top stories from across Lincolnshire so far today include:

• There's to be a review of the county's big streetlight switch-off to see what effect it's had on local communities

• Police are searching for a group of teenagers who caused £5,000 worth of damage at a play park in Boston
• Grimsby's closure-threatened ice rink could be thrown a lifeline with its users taking over the running of the venue

BBC News Travel

Traffic's causing problems with city bus services Lincoln this lunchtime:

Rod Whiting
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A controversial money-saving scheme which has seen some of Lincolnshire's street lights switched off is to be reviewed.

Members of a scrutiny committee on Lincolnshire County Council say they want to examine the effect the decision has had on communities across the county.

The measures have proved unpopular in many areas - with complaints that the dark nights make it easier for criminals to operate and more unsafe for pedestrians.

It's expected the review will take six months before any recommendations are made.

BBC News Travel

Services are being disrupted through Lincolnshire:

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

An elderly woman suffered serious injuries when the bus she was travelling in was forced to pull up sharply to avoid a crash in Grimsby.

Image source, Google

Police say they need to speak to the driver of a small white car which pulled in front of the single-decker at the junction of Freeman Street and Wellington Street in Grimsby at about 09:30 yesterday.

A police spokesman said: "We would like to speak to the driver of the car, they may not be aware of the incident but we need to speak to them."

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live

TVs, Playstations and sound systems are among the items seized by North Lincolnshire Council because of noisy neighbours.

Image source, Thinkstock

In the last year, the council says it's had over 400 complaints of noise from people singing, playing loud music and parties.

Some of those have led to items like DVDs, Freeview boxes and radios being confiscated, the authority has revealed.

North Lincolnshire Council is now donating confiscated equipment to the Magic Moments charity in Scunthorpe.

If you live in North Lincolnshire and have noisy neighbours, you can call the council on 01724 297 000 or find out more about how the council can help here, external.

David Sykes
Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Work starts today on a major road to the Lincolnshire coast.

Image source, Getty Images

New surfacing will be laid along four sections of the A158 over the next two weeks.

Lincolnshire County Council says it's "unfortunate" the work has to take place during the school summer holidays when the route is at its busiest.

The authority says it had planned to complete the project earlier in the spring, but it was impossible due to wet weather.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Youths who pulled up safety flooring at a play park in Boston have caused £5,000 worth of damage, police say.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

It happened at about 17:00 on 17 July at the park on Wellington Road, with CCTV images showing three boys pulling up the safety matting.

Lincolnshire Police are asking for anyone who recognises the boys in the pictures to get in touch.

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

An ice rink in Grimsby which is threatened with closure could be taken over by the people who use it.

North East Lincolnshire Council had wanted to close the town's rink because it was too expensive for them to run.

But the Grimsby Ice Rink Community has campaigned to keep it open and today it's expected to take over the running of the venue.

The council is set to make a final decision later on whether the group will be allowed to officially take the facility off the authority's hands.

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Lincoln's only walk-in health centre should remain open until convincing alternatives can be found.

That's according to councillors from the city who met health bosses at a public meeting last night.

The event, held at the Alive Church in Newland, Lincoln, heard from locals and health campaigners, many angry at plans to close the centre in Monks Road.

The NHS says it needs to close the centre because it is duplicating services which are already available elsewhere.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

A dog was thrown out of a moving pick-up truck by thieves yesterday as they tried to get away from the scene of their crime.

Police say the dog is OK after its ordeal which began when the grey Ford Ranger it was sitting in was stolen from Mareham le Fen, near Horncastle, at about 12.20.

The dog was found nearby and the truck was later found abandoned near Coningsby.

Anybody who has any information about the theft should call police on 101.

Scott Dalton
Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

We were telling you yesterday about the crackdown on street drinking in Skegness - and according to police it's already having results.

I was out with PCSOs Ben and Kirsty (below) on the streets yesterday morning - and senior officers say there have been two arrests already.

Police were using powers under a so-called dispersal order - which allows them to move on drunks and other troublemakers.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A bright and dry start, but cloud will increase during the morning with some outbreaks of rain through the afternoon and evening. Rain may be locally heavy later.

Here's my full forecast:

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Good morning from Lincoln. Martin here ready to bring you all the latest news, sport, weather and travel from across the county until 18.00 today.

We love to hear from you, so get in touch by sending an email, or messaging on Facebook, external or Twitter, external.

Send in your pictures, news or info about what's happening where you are and I'll include it here.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

That's it for Tuesday - but we'll be back from 08.00 tomorrow with more live updates from across the county. Breaking news, sport and travel will appear here overnight.

There's just time, before we go, to look back at five things today has taught us:

• You won't get away with being drunk on the streets of Skegness tonight
• Even when thieves get a cash machine out of a shop front, they don't always get away with it
• Grantham will be without an A&E service at night for another three months at least
• A man who eluded police - despite being in handcuffs - has been charged with escaping lawful custody
• Lincoln City have a new defender on the books

Bye for now!

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Four men have been charged with violent disorder after an incident in the centre of Grantham.

Police say they were alerted by the council's CCTV system yesterday.

Officers say the men were believed to be armed with "edged weapons".

The men, who are all from Nottingham, will appear in court tomorrow.

Spalding Guardian

Here's a picture from the ram raid at Crowland Co-op which happened last night. The raid took place at 04.00, external but the cash machine, and the pick up truck used in the raid were left at the scene:

Image source, Spalding Guardian