The exhibition will feature a cascade of 10,000 knitted, paper and crocheted poppies.

Jamille Matt's late goal secures Grimsby's safety as they beat Notts County to end the visitors' automatic promotion hopes.

Accrington Stanley seal the League Two title with a 1-0 win over play-off contenders Lincoln at a packed Wham Stadium.

Milton Keynes Dons are relegated to League Two after losing to Scunthorpe, who boost their own play-off bid with victory.

Our top stories today include:

• Decision on Boston children's ward future delayed

• Lincoln MP says people are losing out after walk in centre closure
• Woman who glassed man in Skegness bailed to give birth
• The Cowley brothers are staying put at Lincoln City
• Sleaford's £1.5m redevelopment approved

Here's Peter Levy with a look at tonight's programme:

Tonight looks set to remain largely cloudy with the possibility of some further light rain or drizzle, but not as wet as during the day.

The former BHS building in Scunthorpe has been bought by the council.

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The authority says the space will be used create "a bright and new market in the town."

The regeneration of Scunthorpe Market is part of a wider £60m scheme to improve the town centre.

A warning is being issued to allotment holders in Lincoln after a series of shed break-ins at Long Leys Road and Yarborough Crescent allotments.

The police want people, external to check fencing is in good condition, the area is well-lit and keep any valuable items you don't need regularly at home.

Lincoln's MP says her constituents are losing out following the closure of the city's walk-in centre.

The unit shut earlier this year because managers said it wasn't being used enough and the same services were available elsewhere.

But Karen Lee says that's not the case.

Managers from the West Lincolnshire CCG say they've invited Ms Lee to a meeting to discuss her concerns.

Historian Dan Snow has found a link between the new royal baby Louis (or his name at least) and Lincolnshire.

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He commented that the last time a Louis was near the throne was in Lincoln during the Barons' War - when the future King Louis VIII of France invaded in support of King John's rebellious barons.

Amy Coleman blinded Carl Benham in one eye after attacking him with a glass at a bar in Skegness.

A rather wet and windy day probably isn't the best time to host an outdoor cinema.

But it seems organisers of the Luna Cinema screening of Paddington 2, external at Lincoln Castle are carrying on setting up regardless.

I'd maybe bring a brolly.

Work on the A17 Sleaford bypass has come to an end.

The maintenance and drainage repair works will protect the embankment from further slippage and deterioration.

New drainage pipes and kerb drains have been installed and it's estimated over 47 million litres of water will flow through the new system over the next six months.

NHS managers have just finished a meeting on the future of Boston Pilgrim Hospital's Children's Ward, but said they needed more time to examine their options.

They were looking five different options, which could include further closures at the hospital including reducing neonatal services and children's outpatients services.

Managers say they do not have enough doctors to operate a safe service and have little hope of recruiting enough staff in the near future.

A new deadline for the decision has been set for Friday 25 May.

People campaigning against the closure of the children's ward say they're disappointed a decision on the future has been delayed.

Police are looking for a man who smashed train windows and caused around £100,000 of damage at Cleethorpes station.

British Transport Police (BTP) say the man used a tool to smash windows at the station at around 01:00 on Tuesday, 9 January, before boarding a train and smashing the windows.

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It's then believed the man went on to the bus depot and smashed windows there, causing £10,000 worth of damage.

Officers believe the incidents may be linked to another offence at Cleethorpes Station on Wednesday, 27 December, where two men went on to the tracks and caused severe delays to train services.

The man was wearing grey jogging bottoms and a dark coloured coat with his hood up.

BTP is appealing for anyone with information to come forward.

Further rain this afternoon and heavy in places.

It will also be rather chilly.

The rain should start to ease off later on this afternoon but it will remain overcast.

Our top stories so far today include:

• The Cowley brothers are staying put at Lincoln City
• 'Patients are waiting three weeks' for GP appointment
• Sleaford's £1.5m redevelopment approved

Plans for a £1.5m redevelopment of Sleaford town centre have been approved.

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North Kesteven District Councillors have approved the £1.5m plans for the development which will include a new cinema and a crossing over the River Slea.

The Heart of Sleaford project hopes to regenerate parts of the town centre and make room for more open space.

The plans are aimed at connecting Money's Yard (pictured) with the market place.

It's been confirmed that Scunthorpe's Carpetright store will close.

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Creditors for the flooring retailer have approved the plans to close 81 shops, with the loss of about 300 jobs.

Carpetright, which has more than 400 UK shops, has been struggling with under-performing outlets which have made its rental costs harder to shoulder.