A man's been arrested after a road sweeper was stolen and flipped over in Cleethorpes at the weekend.

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The incident happened on the High Street at about 06:30 on Sunday morning.

It was later found on its side on Kingsway (pictured), near Cleethorpes Leisure Centre.

No one was hurt in the incident, police say.

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People have been left exasperated after highways workers painted white lines along a pothole-ridden road in Sleaford without first repairing the craters, external.

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House prices have gone up in Yorkshire and the Humber in the past year significantly above the level of inflation.

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Website Rightmove says asking prices have increased by 3.9%.

The average price tag on a home in Britain reached a record high of £308,075 on average in May, the property website has reported.

League One side Scunthorpe United sign Southampton striker Olufela Olomola on a three-year deal.

There's a growing problem with people taking drugs on the streets of Skegness, according to some business owners.

They say they're worried it could mean visitors will be put off coming to the resort for the summer season and want there to be more police on the streets.

Andrew Bret, a gym owner and personal trainer in the town, says he's experienced problems with drug users outside his own building over the past few months.

Lincolnshire Police says there hasn't been a rise in cases of drug consumption on the streets of Skegness and an ongoing operation is working to prevent and detect the problem.

It's the moment small flower growers from across the UK have been waiting for... a chance to show their homegrown blooms at the most prestigious flower show in the world.

Linda Clark in Lincolnshire, who's sending blooms as part of the 'Flowers from the Farm' network, says it's been a battle with the weather to make sure they make it in perfect condition for the Chelsea Flower Show:

Non-emergency children's surgery has been reinstated at Boston's Pilgrim Hospital.

Planned operations had been halted in February because of a lack of staff. Earlier this month they were reinstated following a successful recruitment drive for more nurses.

However, the hospitals trust says that the future of children's services at Pilgrim are still in doubt because of a shortage of doctors.

Linda Clark is part of the Flowers from the Farm network which is displaying at Chelsea

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Now you might have had your fill of royal wedding news by now but let me tell you about our county's connection to the big day before I promise to shut up about it.

The brooch in the centre of the tiara she was wearing was given to the Queen's grandmother, Queen Mary, as a wedding present by the then County of Lincoln in 1893.

The bandeau is made of 11 glittering sections, with ovals and set with large and brilliant diamonds.

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Not bad for "something borrowed", eh?

Police have issued CCTV images of two men they want to speak to in connection with an assault in Cleethorpes earlier this month which left a man needing hospital treatment.

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The victim, who's in his 30s, suffered head injuries in the attack which took place on Dolphin St at about 06:00 on Friday 11 May.

Three men have been arrested and released under investigation as part of the police's inquiries.

Anyone with information about the identity of the two men in the CCTV images is being asked to get in touch with the Lincolnshire force.

If you see or hear a parrot singing Always Look on the Bright Side of Life or counting to six then her Lincolnshire owner would love to hear from you.

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Alison Hall, whose usual job is - ironically - to help reunite lost dogs with their owners, has had the tables turned just a little bit after losing her pet parrot Charlie.

Charlie's a 15-year-old female African Grey who slipped from her carrying case in Grainthorpe last week and flew off in the direction of Fulstow.

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Alison was dropping off Charlie and her other parrot Treacle with her sister on Thursday when the escape act took place.

Since then, Alison and her husband say they've travelled hundreds of miles every day in a bid to try and find the parrot which has gone AWOL.

Alison says Charlie is able to sing the classic Monty Python song Always Look on the Bright Side of Life, can count aloud to six and also has a tendency to order dogs about.

If you've seen or heard Charlie, you're being asked to contact BBC Radio Lincolnshire and staff there will put you in touch with Alison.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A mostly dry and fine day with long sunny spells.

Gentle easterly winds will keep the coast cooler.

However, the top temperature inland will be about 22C (72F):

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BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A former member of the RAF in Lincolnshire says he's fortunate to have avoided deportation as part of the Windrush scandal and is calling for more action to help families affected.

Sidney McFarlane, who came to the UK from Jamaica in 1955, says he's only avoided the scandal because he signed up for National Service.

Last week, the Home Office launched a month-long call for evidence to help Commonwealth citizens who lost jobs and were denied access to NHS treatment and benefits.

Mr McFarlane says immigrants' contributions are being ignored:

A new community hub officially is due to be officially opened later on an estate in Scunthorpe which featured in the Channel 4 TV programme Skint.

There were complaints that the show, broadcast in 2013, only focused on the negatives of the area.

Now, as part of a £9m regeneration project, The Arc centre will provide an enterprise zone, cafe and a post office in Westcliff.

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A week-long road closure has started this morning on one of the major routes into Lincoln from the south.

Washingborough Road will be closed while work on the Lincoln Eastern Bypass is carried out.

Lincolnshire County Council says a diversion is in place.

Police have identified the body of a woman found in Skegness last week as 54-year-old Julie Byrne.

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She was found in a flat in Dorothy Avenue at about lunchtime on Thursday 17 May.

A post-mortem examination has proved inconclusive and her death remains unexplained, police say.

Police want to hear from anyone who saw Ms Byrne in the week leading up to the discovery of her body.