Members of the RMT union are due to hold another strike tomorrow in a continuing row with rail operator Northern about driver-only trains.

Image source, Northern Rail

The trade union is calling for last minute talks to try and resolve issues between the two parties.

The union argues passenger safety would be put at risk by getting rid of guards and extending driver-only services.

Tomorrow's planned strike comes at a time when Northern is facing mounting pressure over disruption caused by implementing a new timetable.

Northern says it's committed to delivering a modern service for customers.

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There are still issues on Canwick Hill as we head into the rush hour.

The B1188 is still partially blocked because of a crash at the junction with the B1131.

It gets pretty busy there at the best of times, so expect delays if you're heading that way.

Lincolnshire Police officers carried out drug raids in properties on the coast every day last week, the force has revealed.

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Starting last Monday they executed warrants at seven addresses believed to be connected to drug dealing - one in Wainfleet, the rest in Skegness.

Seven people were arrested as a result and £3,500 worth of Class A drugs and more than £2,000 in cash were recovered.

Vacuum cleaner tycoon Sir James Dyson says robots could replace migrant workers on farms in Lincolnshire.

Sir James owns two large farms in the county as part of his nationwide business, Beeswax Dyson Farming.

The inventor says concerns over a lack of migrant workers after Brexit could be addressed by technology.

Tube trains in London will continue to run on rails made in Scunthorpe after British Steel agreed a new deal.

Image source, British Steel

Transport for London signed a contract with the steel makers back in 2012.

The new deal will mean the Scunthorpe site will continue to supply track for the next two years.

So far, more than 40,000 tonnes of steel has been used in the project.

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The B1188 is currerntly partially blocked in both directions after a crash at Canwick Hill.

Traffic has already begun to slow down in the area.

It's happened at the junction the Beefeater Mill Lodge.

Sounds like one to avoid if you can...

Here are the top stories from around the county so far today:

• The new national marine observatory at Chapel Point is preparing to open its doors to the public
• The University of Lincoln is working on robots that will help clean up nuclear waste
• Sir James Dyson has suggested machines will take the place of migrant workers on his farms after Brexit

Preparations are getting under way for this year's Lincolnshire Show.

The annual event at the showground attracts thousands of people every year - around 60,000 are expected this year.

The action begins on Wednesday.

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A 30-year-old local man was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs after a car overturned in a crash overnight, external.

Image source, James Bass

Have you seen this motorbike? The Harley Davidson was stolen from a property in Lincoln earlier this month:

Image source, Lincolnshire police

The theft took place on Robey Street at about 20:00 on 10 June.

It was parked at the back of the owner's house with a steering lock on.

Police think it was loaded onto another vehicle rather than been ridden away.

If you have any information about the theft, officers are asking for you to get in touch.

A blue plaque has been unveiled at the birthplace of the UK's first female police officer given the power of arrest and who served in Grantham in the early 20th Century.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

There's already a plaque in Grantham's civic centre marking Edith Smith's pioneering role.

But this new plaque has been unveiled outside her family home in Oxton on the Wirral.

Image source, Oxton society

Tens of thousands of jobs could be created by putting docks on the Humber outside the UK customs union, a report by an accountancy company claims.

Image source, North East Lincolnshire Council

Free ports allow goods to be imported without incurring tariffs.

According to consultancy and construction company MACE, integrating Free Ports with Northern enterprise zones would create almost 80,000 high value jobs across Yorkshire and the Humber, while adding £4.7bn a year to the region's economy.

Proposals to create a series of free ports across the north of England are gaining momentum within the government and are seen by some as a way of minimising any impact from Brexit.

Simon Bird, from ABP Humber at Immingham, says it has something they've been long campaigning for.

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Robots are being developed to make their own decisions in a new University of Lincoln, external project to tackle the UK's nuclear waste.

Image source, University of Lincoln

Computer engineers are developing robotic arms to be used to clear decommissioned nuclear sites.

The arms will have the ability to recognise the waste and even decide how to sort it.

A new £2m tourist attraction opens on the Lincolnshire Coast this week.

Image source, Lincolnshire County Council

It's hoped the North Sea Observatory, external at Chapel Point will bring more tourists to the county.

Building work on the project was delayed after the discovery of wartime sea defences and unexploded shells.

The centre aims to offer a greater understanding and appreciation of the North Sea and the marine environment.

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Cashless parking payments are being rolled out across Spalding from today.

South Holland District Council says it's stopping taking cash at all of its car parks apart from Herring Lane and Victoria Street because of demand from customers.

The move will also help increase security, the council said.

There have been several thefts, including an incident where a whole parking meter was ripped from the ground by thieves.

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It's a fine start to the morning today with plenty of sunshine on offer.

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