The first weekly street food market starts in Lincoln today.
Image source, Lincoln BIGLots of different stalls, offering a range of street food, have been installed in City Square.
There'll also be entertainment from some of the county's best buskers.
The event is being run every Friday between 10:00 and 19:00.
As Harry says he'll take Meghan to Butlin's, what can their Royal Hi-di-Highnesses expect?
Read MoreNormally the preserve of Christmas and Easter, the chocolate orange is getting a new lease of life - thanks to a Lincolnshire chip shop.
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People living near RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire say the area will turn into a "ghost town" when the Ministry of Defence moves out.
It was announced in July that the site, which is currently home to the Red Arrows, will be closed and sold off in four years time.
Local councils are due to meet MoD representatives later this month amid concerns about what will happen to the site.
In May 1943, Lancaster bombers of 617 Squadron left RAF Scampton to carry out the famous "Dambuster" air raids on the dams of the Ruhr valley.
The 102-year-old base has been at the heart of RAF operations ever since.
Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North
Today will be mostly cloudy with some outbreaks of rain and cooler than of late.
Watch my full forecast here:
Throughout the evening and during the night, the weather is expected to be mainly dry with variable cloud.
Some mist and shallow fog patches may form towards dawn.
The head of Lincolnshire's planned new medical school says he wants it to be the best in the country.
Image source, University of LincolnProfessor Daniel McLaughlin will be the Dean of the new school, which will be run by the University of Lincoln.
The university's plans include a £21.1m new building.
It will feature state-of-the-art facilities.
Emergency services and an air ambulance rushed to the scene this morning after a sudden death in the Saxilby area, but police have said there are no suspicious circumstances, external.
Image source, Rob Inglis/The LincolnitePolice have released footage of a drug dealer who trafficked teenagers to sell heroin and crack cocaine.
Read MoreHundreds more council homes could be built every year following the lifting of a government cap on borrowing, it's being claimed.
Image source, PAIn her speech to the Conservative Party conference Theresa May announced new borrowing powers for councils to build more homes.
A cap on the amount councils can borrow to fund new developments doesn't make sense and would be scrapped, she said.
Councillor Gary Porter, leader of South Holland Council and chairman of the Local Government Association, has said this is "hugely significant" for Lincolnshire.
The Conservative councillor said: "We should all be putting up 100 [houses] a year easily on the money that will be available."
Video has been released of the moment police found thousands of hidden illegal cigarettes at a shop in Boston.
Bierdronka, on the High Street, was raided by officers who found the potentially dangerous cigarettes.
Some of the cigarettes do no self-extinguish.
Illegal cigarettes in the past have been found to contain rat droppings, sawdust or human excrement mixed with the tobacco:
Around 600 cans of non-duty paid beer were also found.
The shop has been stripped of its license to sell alcohol.
The owners have 21 days to appeal.
Drugs with a street value of around £3m have been seized at Immingham Docks.
A joint operation between the National Crime Agency and the Border Force found around 35kg of cocaine and heroin and 250kg of cannabis last Friday.
The drugs were found on a ship which had travelled overnight from Rotterdam.
A rather unusual sight has been spotted in Boston this week:
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This man of flowers is in the town to promote a series of plays being put on across the country by the Royal Exchange Theatre.
The Mysteries Tour is a cycle of six different plays exploring how we all live alongside each other.
Tomorrow and Saturday they are in Boston, external where: "The accidental death of a child forces a group of Bostonians to confront what community means to them and who they’re prepared to help."
Fancy a few yoga positions among some of Lincolnshire's finest works of art?
Image source, Lincolnshire County CouncilYoga instructor Amanda Greenwood is running beginners yoga classes at The Collection, external in Lincoln throughout October, November and December.
It's certainly a unique location for the classes.
Quote MessageNo matter your age, experience or current fitness level, yoga really can be for everyone and every unique body. Come along, meet some like-minded people and explore something different in a really unique place."
Amanda Greenwood, Yoga instructor
It should remain dry this afternoon and although there will be quite a lot of cloud, there should be some sunny spells.
It will feel reasonably warm in any sunshine.
The first ever joint parade for officers and non-commissioned airmen and women at RAF College Cranwell is taking place.
The Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshall Sir Stephen Hillier, is in attendance:
About 250 graduates paraded past the iconic RAF College Cranwell building:
This event marks the end of commemorations for the centenary of the Royal Air Force.
The blight of plastic in a waterway in Sleaford is caused by laziness and apathy, the mayor says.
Read MoreThe top stories from across Lincolnshire so far today include:
A Lincolnshire farmer could be crowned Beef Farmer of the Year later.
Image source, Jim VarneyAndrew Laughton, from Louth, is one of three finalists in the category at the Farmers Weekly, external awards.
The ceremony is being held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London this evening.
Lincoln City have announced that businessman Sean Melnick has joined the Imps' board.
Image source, Lincoln City FCMelnick, who was born and educated in South Africa, originally became involved in the club through chairman Clive Nates' Sportvest group.
Melnick, who lives in London, is the Chairman of Peregrine Holdings Limited, a wealth and asset management group.
