Death of missing teenager investigated
Lincolnshire health trusts miss targets on diverting patients from A&E
Snow warning for Lincolnshire over the weekend
Weather fears over annual Lincoln 10k race
Big rise in number of Yorkshire and Humber secondary schools in deficit
If you go to appeal about being given a parking ticket in Lincolnshire you're likely to be successful.
Image source, Getty ImagesNew figures from the BBC show in Lincoln 8 out of 10 people got their money back.
The rest of the local district councils are also well above the national average of 40%.
Entries are now open for this year's Lincolnshire Environmental Awards.
The awards have been given every year since 1993. They are designed to recognise and celebrate the inspiring activities that are helping to improve the environment and encourage sustainability. They recognise groups, schools, businesses and farmers who take care of wildlife in the county.
Dr David Bellamy will once again lead the panel of judges.
The closing date for entries is the end of the month.
Security is being stepped up at Clumber Park, after a bunkhouse was deliberately set alight.
Image source, GoogleEight volunteers were sleeping in The Barn when the fire broke out early yesterday morning.
Police say it could be linked to vandalism of Clumber's historic bridge last weekend.
Associated British Ports is launching a new partnership with Safer Roads Humber and Highways England today.
The Port operator will work with Haulage companies to improve driver safety at its Immingham site.
Safety products will be demonstrated and experts will be on hand to give tips and advice to drivers.
Quote MessageThere are more than 3,500 wheel or tyre related incidences every single month, which can lead to debris, breakdowns and in the worst case collisions. We hope business can get behind us to improve safety."
Richard Marshall, Highways England
Free Dog MOTs are on offer in Skegness this week.
The pet charity PDSA is travelling the country offering health checks and giving expert advice to owners.
Nail clipping, ear cleaning and microchipping will also be available free of charge.
Fly-tippers have been targeting a busy road in Lincolnshire by dumping a load of tyres along the verge.
Image source, GoogleIt's claimed about 40 tyres are thrown out every couple of months along the B1190 Lincoln Road, in Doddington.
The local parish council is appealing for information.
Members of the RMT Union are expected to hold a protest outside the German embassy in London later.
Image source, Northern RailThe protest is part of an ongoing dispute between the union and rail operator Northern about plans to introduce driver-only-operated trains.
Northern is part of Germany-based railway company Deutsche Bahn.
The firm says it wants to engage in "meaningful" discussions with the RMT.
It says it's doing all it can to keep services running during strikes planned by the union on 26 and 29 March.
Work's expected to start later to remove the sails from a damaged Lincolnshire windmill.
The Sibsey Trader mill, near Boston, needs extensive repairs following a storm in January.
The windmill will remain open for visitors during the work.
BBC Look North presenter Peter Levy is to kayak across the Humber Estuary for Sport Relief, it's been announced.
It will happen on Saturday 24 March, starting from Barton Haven and finishing at Hessle Foreshore. Good luck Peter!
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
It's going to be a fairly mild day in Lincolnshire, but there won't be much sunshine.
Here's the latest forecast:
Some of the busiest roundabouts in Lincolnshire could soon have traffic lights installed on them.
Image source, GoogleThe idea is being considered by Lincolnshire County Council to help reduce congestion at peak times.
They could be installed at Holdingham Roundabout near Sleaford (pictured) and the Riseholme Roundabout in Lincoln.
Victims lived in squalid conditions and received little or no pay, Leicester Crown Court hears.
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The rain will continue this evening and part of the night.
It will stop by the early hours but with a fair amount of cloud and a few mist patches.
Police are trying to track down a camper van that was stolen from a house in Shirley Crescent, in Scunthorpe.
Image source, Humberside PoliceThe break-in happened at around 10:55 on Wednesday, 7 March.
Four white men wearing black clothing were seen acting suspiciously in the area.
One of the men, who is described as having a beard and wearing a black baseball cap, was said to be driving the stolen camper van.
A pair of Lincolnshire sausages have won top awards at Crufts Dog Show.
Image source, Getty ImagesObviously, not the sausages the county is usually famous for, but sausages nontheless.
The pair of sausage dogs (or Dachshunds if you want to be posh) secured a Silver and a Bronze in categories at the famous event in Birmingham this weekend.
Ellie won a silver in the miniature long-haired category and Jack won a Bronze in the Good Citizens Dog class (or, as I like to call it, the "Who's a good boy?" class).
And is it turns out, the Dachshunds are uniquely motivated when compared with other breeds at Crufts:
Quote MessageMy veteran (Ellie), she is in the ring for sausages. Because the Dachshunds always get a sausage whether they win or lose if they're in the veteran class. If she can't see somebody with a sausage she goes around mugging the judge and everybody until she finds them!"
Wendy Green, Sibsey dog trainer
Stefan Pidluznyj
Local Democracy Reporter
Extra platforms for the railway stations at Lincoln and Grantham have been proposed to improve Lincolnshire's rail network.
Image source, Matt BuckThe recommendation comes from Network Rail who suggested the investment because of a planned increase in the number of trains between Lincoln and London.
From May next year trains are due to travel from Lincoln to London every two hours.
It's thought an old platform in Lincoln could be reinstated and a new one built at Grantham Railway station (pictured) to improve journey times between the county and London.
A body of a man has been found at a popular park on the Lincolnshire Coast.
Image source, GooglePolice say the body was found at Queen's Park in Mablethorpe (pictured) yesterday.
There are no suspicious circumstances.
Simon Clark
Sports Reporter
Humberside police are reassuring people in Grimsby and Cleethorpes that they dealt with violence during and after Saturday's football match between Grimsby Town and Port Vale appropriately.
They say officers dealt with fans who sought to cause disorder and disruption inside and outside the ground.
Grimsby Town say they will not be making any official comment.
These images were caught on a smartphone:
Police are trying to find a man in the North East Lincolnshire area after six reports of teenagers having been sexually assaulted.
Image source, GoogleThe latest incident happened on Sheepfold Street, Grimsby, at around 17:35 on Saturday.
On each occasion a man has approached his victim from behind, mumbled something and sexually assaulted them before running away.
There have been incidents reported in Cleethorpes Country Park, Bargate, Littlefield Lane, and Sheepfold Street.
The suspect is white, of slim build, between 5ft 7in and 5ft 10in tall and scruffy.
Quote MessageWe have a suspect who we are actively working to arrest and have increased patrols in key areas – both as a deterrent and provide reassurance”
Ch Supt Darren Downs, Humberside Police