Roadworks are starting in Bunkers Hill in Lincoln today to improve flood protection and prevent water damage in the area.
Image source, GoogleNew drainage is being installed from the Lincolnshire Poacher pub to the A158 Wragby Road roundabout and another section of Hawthorn Road.
It's due to be finished in October.
Organisers behind Lincoln's Steampunk festival say they need more money to make sure the event continues in the city.
About 100,000 people are estimated to have visited Lincoln over the past week to see the imaginative costumes and events.
But organisers say they're a victim of their own success because it's grown too large to for them to cover costs of stewarding the event.
Quote MessageWe really need some financial support and some partners that are willing to come on board, sponsors even, to give us a chance to actually move it to the next level and make it the event the city deserves and we want to deliver."
John Naylor, Asylum Steampunk Festival Organiser
Drivers heading to Lincolnshire's coast may have to wait up to 10 years before a new "coastal highway" is built to ease congestion.
Image source, GoogleThere are plans for a bypass around Horncastle, one of the major pinch-points for coastal commuters (pictured), but "substantial thought" needs to be given before the proposals get the green light, according to Lincolnshire County Council.
It's hoped a plan to finally begin constructing the bypass will be in place by spring next year.
Quote MessageIt's a gorgeous market town, but the roads and the infrastructure there is medieval. It's just not designed to cope with this much traffic."
Richard Davies, Councillor in charge of highways, Lincolnshire Council
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
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