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Cambridge claim a comfortable 3-1 League Two victory over Grimsby in a meeting between two managerless sides.

Crawley record five successive home wins for the first time in the EFL with a deserved victory over Lincoln.

League One play-off chasers Scunthorpe United twice come from behind to draw against Northampton Town.

Our top stories in Lincolnshire today include:

• Drunk teen gate-crashers attack police for second night in a row
• Memorial plaque fraud brother in court

• Switching off street lights during the night across Lincolnshire is unpopular with the public, a survey has revealed
• There are concerns that cuts to bus services in Lincolnshire are causing rural isolation
• Work under way to revamp Lincoln Central railway station coffee shop, waiting room and toilets

Watch the full stories on BBC One at 18:30.

Our BBC Weather Watchers never fail to let us down.

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Dry this evening and overnight with some clear spells. A touch of frost, especially across Lincolshire where temperatures could drop below freezing.

Officers from Lincolnshire Police are attacked by bottle-throwing youths on consecutive nights.

Two women died in the rear of a Mazda when it crashed into a water-filled ditch.

Ford North is accused of pocketing cash donated for a memorial plaque to his dead brother.

Despite a number of objections, plans have pressed on for the £1.5m revamp of the Birchwood Leisure Centre in Lincoln.

And this news just in - it'll open on Monday.

A new, upgraded CCTV system is up and running in Lincoln.

The council has invested in 300 new, high definition cameras, which it says will save the authority money in the long run.

City of Lincoln councillors are meeting to discuss how many parking permits houses under the residents parking scheme should have.

Currently each home can have three permits, but it's been proposed to reduce that to two.

It follows an increase in the number of complaints from residents who are struggling to find parking and also from responses gathered in a survey in which most people say they would support the change.

The issue will be decided on at a council meeting on Monday 26 February.

Looking like a dry afternoon with sunny spells continuing though turning hazy at times, along with a south west breeze.

Maximum temperature of 9C (48F).

A man's appeared at Lincoln Crown Court and denied charges of fraud, following an allegation that he stole money which had been donated in memory of his late brother.

Ford Anthony North, who's 25 and from Chauntry Road, Alford pleaded not guilty.

His brother Chase Tate died just over a year ago after being hit by a vehicle

The money was intended to buy a plaque in his memory.

Mr North's trial is due to start in July.

Work's under way to revamp Lincoln Central railway station's , externalcoffee shop, waiting room and toilets.

It's part of a wider £2m project which has seen other improvements including a new cycle hub and station forecourt.

The work's expected to be finished in the summer.

Now you may have heard of the Andy Nicholson aka the Brain Damaged Baron.

Image source, The Brain Damaged Baron

Andy, from Lincoln, suffered a serious brain injury after falling 20 feet on a building site in Germany.

He was lucky to live.

Andy now blogs to raise awareness of brain injuries and help others in similar positions - he's attracted followers across the world.

For his next venture he's urging people to get their boots to walk a marathon for charity - at the same time as him!, external

The 26 miles walk - to Leadenham and back - is taking place on 1 July.

He's aiming to raise at least £1,000 for Headway.

The top stories so far today from our Lincolnshire newsroom:

• Lincolnshire Police respond to another call of anti-social behaviour at a party
• Switching off street lights during the night across Lincolnshire is unpopular with the public, a survey has revealed
• There are concerns that cuts to bus services in Lincolnshire are causing rural isolation

Police were called out to a party to deal with around 80 gate-crashers last night.

It's the second night in a row that officers have been called following reports of anti-social behaviour.

Last night's incident was in Harrier Court, Lincoln.

One teenager was arrested.

Some party-goers threw bottles and stones at the police officers.

Three 16-year-old boys arrested in connection with a drunken brawl at a Valentine's Day house party near Lincoln have been released under investigation.

Around 100 youngsters were at the party on St Margaret's Gardens in North Hykeham.