Stolen Boston Stump collection box found in skatepark
Five arrested after Crowle cash machine raid
Arriva Rail North strike to go ahead next week
Re-opening of Grantham A&E to be discussed next week
Major road safety summit held in Grantham
Pedestrian dies after being hit by lorry near Boston
Updates on on Friday 3 November 2017
BBC News Travel
Traffic is currently queuing in both directions at Horncastle.
It's on the A158 Jubilee Way at B1191 West Street in the roadworks area.
Drivers are being warned to avoid the area if possible and to expect some delays in the area.
It's a lovely sunny day here in Lincoln, if a little cold.
And last night we had this beautiful orange sky sent in from our BBC Weather Watcher Woldscyclist in Binbrook.
Image source, WoldscyclistI guess the saying about red sky at night, shepherd's delight may well be true!
David McKenna
Reporter, BBC News Online
Detectives are appealing for witnesses to a ram-raid at a shop in Gainsborough at the weekend.
A car was driven into the front of the Heron Foods store in the Market Place on Saturday night.
The ATM was targeted and the vehicle later crashed into parked cars.
The robbers crashed their getaway car and fled from the scene on foot.
BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Investigations are continuing after a car crash in North Lincolnshire that killed two men and injured four others.
It happened on the A1077 between South Ferriby and Barton on Friday night, when a Vauxhall Astra crashed with an Audi TT.
The two men travelling in a Vauxhall Astra suffered fatal injuries, with another man suffering life-threatening injuries. Two other men in the car were seriously injured.
The driver of the other car suffered serious, non life-threatening injuries.
A review of how patient transport is run in North Lincolnshire is due to be held today.
The council's scrutiny panel will look at the service, which is run by the Thames Ambulance Service.
Recently there's been a dispute between the company and its volunteer drivers over how expenses are paid.
New rules mean drivers won't be paid for fuel on the way to their first job or returning from their last.
It has meant a number of volunteer drivers have stopped transporting patients to and from appointments.
Some patients using the service have told BBC Look North they've been left waiting hours for people to pick them up from appointments.
Thames Ambulance says the changes were needed in order to put the terms and conditions in line with other drivers at the company.
Seb Tiley
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
A decision to switch off Lincolnshire's street lights overnight will be reviewed from this week.
In a bid to save money thousands of lights are currently turned off between midnight and 06.00.
A major review will begin this week, looking into the impact on crime, emergency services and businesses and you will be invited to share your thoughts.
John Jackson, from Sutton Bridge, cycles to work in the dark every day, he says a change can't come soon enough:
Quote MessageGenerally in the winter time it is pitch black. It's generally unsafe. I never bike on the road, not anymore. They've clipped me with their mirrors twice so I stay on the pavement now. Someone will eventually get hurt down this road with these lights off.
John Jackson
Rob Makepeace
BBC Radio Lincolnshire sport
Boston United have set a deadline of Friday tea-time for applications for the manager's job.
The Pilgrims are looking for a new boss after Adam Murray resigned at the weekend, external.
Image source, Boston UnitedQuote MessageAdam has worked extremely hard during his time at Boston United, not only with his commitment to the first team, but also the club as a whole. It is very sad that his dedication has not resulted in the progression of the first team that we all hoped for and we reluctantly accepted his resignation.
David Newton, Boston United Chairman
Boston are second bottom of National League North after a string of poor results.
Assistant boss and striker Karl Hawley will take temporary charge for the match against Salford City tomorrow night.
Sharon Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire
Now you may know that the government recommends three cycles of the fertility treatment IVF on the NHS. Well, here in Lincolnshire people are only being offered one.
An investigation by the BBC has found the number of clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) in England offering three IVF cycles to women under 40 has halved in the past five years.
Campaigners argue that infertility is a disease and everyone should have access to three cycles of IVF on the NHS, regardless of where they live.
The Lincolnshire West CCG which oversees NHS IVF funding for the county has responded:
Quote MessageThe decision was made in 2013 based on population full health needs assessments by the CCGs within the region. Clinical opinion agreed it was appropriate, given other NHS healthcare demands, that one cycle of IVF treatment was funded by the NHS.
Wendy Martin, Lead nurse, Midwife and Quality at Lincolnshire West CCG
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
It's a cold, frosty start for many. Sunny skies are likely to be around for much of the day, before cloud spreads in from the west during the afternoon.
Here's my full forecast:
Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
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