Police are appealing for information after a cyclist was knocked off his bike by a car last night and left unconscious at the side of the road.

Officers say they received a report just before midnight after a man was knocked down and left on the side of Skirbeck Road in Boston.

It's reported that a red people carrier-type vehicle collided with the cyclist, who had lights at both the front and rear of the bicycle.

The vehicle would have suffered front-end damage.

Police are asking anyone who witnessed the collision, or anyone who has noticed a red people carrier which has now got front-end damage to come forward.

The Girmsby Ice Factory has been labelled one of the most endangered buildings in Europe.

It is understood to be the oldest ice factory in the United Kingdom and has been in a state of serious decline since its closure in 1990.

The roof is now severely damaged allowing water into the building, and much of its metal work and electrical fittings have been stolen.

Europa Nostra, a European heritage organisation say they will travel to Grismby to see the site and see what can be done to save the building.

Firefighters have been sent to a fire on the Lincolnshire coast.

Three crews are at Seacroft Road in Mablethorpe.

Here's what Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue is saying about the situation:

A European heritage organisation hopes to help rescue the derelict building in Grimsby docks.

It's been confirmed that Grimsby's Kevin Clifton and his wife Karen have split following months of speculation.

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The dancers, who have made the final of the BBC One show five times between them, stressed they would continue their professional partnership.

Revealing the news on Chris Evans' BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show, Kevin said they were still "the best of friends".

The pair, who go on tour together later this year, said they wanted the news in the open after recent speculation.

City of Lincoln Council says buying a hotel in the city makes financial sense for the long term and will boost the local economy.

It's been confirmed that the authority will lease the site, on Tentercroft Street, to Travelodge in a £13m deal.

The council says it has to find ways of becoming more self-sufficient because of government funding cuts.

A 15-year-old girl who we earlier reported had gone missing from near Spalding has been found, police say.

Officers are thanking people for their help.

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The A52 is currently blocked between Boston and Skegness.

Lincolnshire Police say it's due to an overturned lorry at Wrangle and officers are on their way.

A World War Two veteran from Lincolnshire has been awarded the highest honour by the French military.

Walter Partridge, 97, from Grantham, was given the Legion D'Honneur at a ceremony in the county yesterday.

He served in the Artillery in Normandy, Belgium, the Netherlands and in Germany.

Police are appealing for help to find a missing 15-year-old from near Spalding.

Anyone with information about Amelia's whereabouts is being urged to contact police:

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Emergency services are at the scene of what is described as a "serious" collision on the B1390 at Sutton St James, near Spalding.

The road is closed and motorists are being asked to find alternative routes, police say.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Expect some rain across Lincolnshire today, so don't forget your brolly.

Here's the latest forecast:

The former BHS building in Scunthorpe is to become the new location for an indoor market for the town as part of a £60m redevelopment, it's been announced.

Thousands of people have signed a petition calling on North Lincolnshire Council to think again about making the move, with some traders telling the BBC the new location is not practical and ill-conceived.

But council leader Rob Waltham says the authority will continue to speak with traders about the change:

Lincolnshire could receive millions of pounds of extra funding for major road improvements.

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A consultation is taking place at the moment into a proposed Major Road Network, external, which would see the most important local routes grouped together.

If it goes ahead, each area will get a share of £1bn of extra funding which councils can apply for and use to pay for things like repairs or even create dual carriageways and bypasses.

The A15 from Lincoln to Scunthorpe and the A17 from Newark to Norfolk are amongst the roads which could form part of the network.

Some parents say they budget for the cost of term-time fines when planning their family holidays.

The top stories from Lincolnshire:

• North East Lincolnshire GPs are urging patients to make sure they have enough medicine, following reports that more severe weather is expected

• The Environment Agency says it's continuing to monitor the impact of pollution on the River Witham.

• The Toys R Us chain is shutting all its 100 stores including the site in Lincoln

• Councillors have approved plans to turn a house into a visitor centre for Mrs Smith's Cottage in Navenby.

Updates on breaking news and travel will continue here through the night.

The City of Lincoln Council has bought the Travelodge hotel building currently under construction on Tentercroft Street.

The £13m deal sees the council purchase the building which is set to be completed later this year.

Once finished, the council will lease it to Travelodge for 25 years, with the hotel having an option to extend it by a further 25 years.

The council, which borrowed the money to make the purchase, hopes to make a return on the investment within around 30 years, with money reinvested into maintaining key services it would otherwise have to cut due to reduced central government funding.

Grimsby's Strictly professional dancer Joanne Clifton is performing at the Bridlington Spa.

She started her residency in Bridlington this week, performing in the musical "Flashdance".

It's running at the Bridlington Spa Theatre until Saturday.

Joanne told the BBC's Peter Levy it's been the most energetic thing she's ever done:

BBC Weather

A windy, mild and cloudy night is expected.

Conditions should remain dry, although there is the risk of a few spots of rain edging in from the west later.

The former Conservative MP for Boston and Skegness Sir Richard Body has died aged 90.

He stood down at the 2001 general election.