Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Well that's it for the live updates from our Lincolnshire newsroom for this week, but we will be back on Monday with live coverage from 08:00.

In the meantime, I'll leave you with five things we didn't know this morning:

• A record breaking fine has been issued to a landlord in Gainsborough
• A cancer survivor has been raising funds after her sister and brother-in-law were also diagnosed
• Crashes at a junction highlight the need for a roundabout near Lincoln
• Ten years after the Boston Bypass party wins a landslide in Boston, a bypass is discussed in parliament
• A haunted mansion is 'up for sale' on the Lincolnshire coast

Simon Spark
BBC Look North

A man whose heart was restarted 19 times has today met up with the people who saved him.

Ian Porter, a PCSO, had a heart attack while finishing his shift in Louth.

When in an ambulance on the way to the hospital, he suffered cardiac arrest and paramedic Katie Best began resuscitating him.

He was shocked a total of 19 times by defibrillators. Katie says he was clinically dead for four minutes.

He's made a full recovery and today thanked Katie and Lives First Responder Daniel Jaines (all pictured above) for saving his life.

Rod Whiting
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

We've heard recently about the discovery of mustard gas in Lincolnshire, well this haul is something else.

The RAF Bomb Disposal team at RAF Wittering, just over the Cambridgeshire border, has amassed a huge collection of weapons over the years.

Take a look:

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Storm Brian is heading our way this weekend so it's looking wet and windy.

Here's the full forecast for the rest of the day and over the weekend:

William Wright
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Organisers of a bus tour to train people in CPR has been called a success by its organisers.

St John Ambulance have toured the county in their mobile classroom for the last few weeks.

Over the period 271 people have been trained in the life-saving skill.

Image source, Lincolnshire Co-Op

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

A spokesman for a landlords' association says tenants are paying more rent than they ever have, and so deserve to live in safe properties.

Paul Shamplina, from Landlord Action, says that the "vast majority of landlords are good landlords" and "most landlords would actually reduce the rent to have tenants stay in there as long as possible."

Image source, Google

It comes after a "record-breaking" fine for a landlord who was letting homes in Gainsborough without a licence.

Jagdish Singh, 59 of Southernhay Road, Leicester, was fined £108,000 for failing to license eight of his properties after a court case at Lincoln Magistrates court on Tuesday.

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

A five bedroom detached mansion has been "put on sale" for a bargain price of £150,666...

The only catch is, it's haunted.

Image source, Bairstowe Eves/Fantasy Island/Right Move

The mansion is described as being "untastefully decorated in a style of decaying splendour", and boasts a graveyard, prisoner cells and "only one way in and NO way out!".

The advert, external says it's currently owned by an aristocratic family of Transylvanian descent.

The small downside is that there's a small chance the whole thing is a promotional tool to encourage visitors to seaside resort Fantasy Island, over Hallowe'en.

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

A cancer survivor who raised money after her sister and brother-in-law were also diagnosed with the disease has been given an award.

Amelia Bailey (pictured centre below) has spent the past three years organising fundraising events to raise money and awareness of the illness.

Image source, North Kesteven District Council

She was inspired after her sister's husband died from the disease.

Amelia was given the Contribution to Health and Wellbeing Award at North Kesteven District Council's Community Champion awards last night.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Do you know anyone who makes sport happen?

You need to nominate them for the BBC Unsung Hero award.

Here's how to do it:

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

The Transport Secretary says he expects proposals for a long-awaited bypass around Boston.

In a debate in Parliament yesterday, the town's MP asked about funding for a bridge to complete a distributor road round the town.

Image source, Google

Congestion is a sore issue in the town (John Adams Way, pictured, is a local pinch point).

It once led to a single issue party called The Boston Bypass Party to win a landslide in local elections.

There are current plans for a distributor road, but the town is surrounded by rivers, drains and railway lines which make any road project an expensive job.

Matt Warman, MP for Boston and Skegness, asked the Secretary for State what he "will do to help us to deliver the expensive but vital bridge in the middle of the distributor road, which we cannot of course ask housing developers to fund entirely?"

The Secretary of State responded that "We will look very carefully at the bridge issue, and I am very happy to talk to him about that."

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Police say there's been an increase in the number of thefts from vehicles in parts of Grimsby.

Most involved someone smashing car or van windows to steal contents from inside.

Police are asking people to be vigilant and not to leave valuables on display in their cars.

Sarah Walton
Reporter, BBC Look North

There are fears that multi-million pound plans to put traffic lights on a busy main road in North East Lincolnshire could put children at a nearby school at risk.

Tollbar Academy in Grimsby says the new plan removes safety barriers which could make the road more dangerous.

Chair of the Govenors, Mr P Bond, says "it's a real concern about the safety of children outside of the Tollbar site", and says the council should "think again".

North East Lincolnshire Council proposed the idea because the existing layout is already dangerous but said it would take the school's opinions into account.

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

There will be buses to replace train journeys affected by works on Lincolnshire's railways this weekend.

Work on a railway bridge between Spalding and Sleaford and on the Lincoln Eastern Bypass will disrupt journeys:

• On Saturday 21, October, Sunday, 22 October and Monday, 23 October there will be a rail replacement service between Spalding, Sleaford and Lincoln. Trains will operate between Peterborough and Spalding.
• On Tuesday, 24 October, trains between Lincoln and Peterborough will operate between Lincoln and Sleaford only. A rail replacement service will operate between Sleaford, Spalding and Peterborough.

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Seven people have been injured after a bus crash north of Gainsborough.

A bus collided with a land rover on Gainsborough Rd near the village of Blyton at around 11:30 this morning.

Six bus passengers were injured and a passenger in the land rover.

The injuries are not believed to be serious or life threatening.

The road is closed with diversions in place and Police are appealing for witnesses., external

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Roadworks on a major junction in Skegness have been delayed.

Resurfacing work on the Roman Bank junction on the A52 was due to finish today.

Work is behind schedule and is now expected to finish late next week.

Image source, Lincolnshire County Council

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Time is running out for a National Trust property which wants to create an art exhibition using clocks.

Image source, Gunby Hall

The unusual request comes from artist Luke Jerram who hopes to turn the basement of Gunby Hall (near Burgh Le Marsh) into a "Clock Garden".

The clocks will be clustered to form patterns and shapes along the floors and surfaces and set to different times so that visitors will hear ticking, clicking and chiming throughout the day.

If you want to donate an old clock visit the hall before it closes for the winter on October 29., external

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

The chief officer of the body responsible for buying health services for GPs and hospitals in North Lincolnshire, Liane Langdon, has stepped down.

It comes just three months after NHS England rated the North Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group as "Inadequate, external".

The CCG was recently placed "under formal directions" by NHS England to bring the health system in North Lincolnshire back into financial balance.

Image source, Google

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

An ambulance has arrived at the scene of a crash in Swineshead near Boston.

Image source, Google

Eye witnesses say a car has spun off the road and hit a fence.

It happened between the A17 and the High Street, near agriculture firm Grimme.

Traffic reports say the road may be closed for some time, but traffic is coping well.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Earlier I mentioned £2m of Government funding to support a roundabout project north of Lincoln.

The junction on the A46 near Welton has been the scene of 29 injuries in crashes in the five years to 2016.

CCTV Footage from a nearby garage caught some of the collisions:

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

The Labour Party has held onto a city council seat vacated by the resignation of the City's new MP.

Lucinda Preston has links with the GMB Union and represented the East Midlands Labour party on the party's regional ward.

She won with 64% of the vote, a 6.3% increase on the last result.