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  1. Horncastle roadworks update

    The A158 through Horncastle will be closed overnight on Friday.

    It's to allow sections of the road to be rebuilt:

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  2. Beach to help mark century since World War One ended

    Sutton on Sea will feature in Danny Boyle's nationwide event to mark the centenary of the end of World War One.

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    Members of the public are invited to assemble at dozens of beaches around the UK on Armistice Day, 11 November.

    A large-scale portrait of a casualty from the war will be drawn into the sand at low tide at each location and washed away as the tide comes in.

    The whole community is invited to the resort’s main beach to say thank you and goodbye."

    Councillor Steve Kirk, Portfolio Holder for Coastal Economy

  3. Investigations continue into fatal crash

    Investigations are continuing following a crash in which two men died in Lincolnshire over the weekend.

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    It happened on Friday night at the A153 crossroads at Belchford, north of Horncastle.

    A third man was airlifted to hospital in Hull.

  4. US star welcomed by UK townsfolk

    Rob Lowe says his new TV police drama filmed in Boston, Lincolnshire, was "gonna be a good one".

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  5. ITV drama to be filmed in Boston

    It's hoped Boston will be able to reap the benefits from being the location for a new television series.

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    The new police drama will feature US actor Rob Lowe.

    Filming of Wild Bill is expected to take place in the county next month.

  6. Lincolnshire bank branches close doors for final time

    Coningsby's Lloyds Bank branch will close for the final time later today - one of several bank closures over the next few days.

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    The bank's branch in Mablethorpe will close tomorrow and Alford's will shut its doors next week.

    Not enough customers are using the branches to justifying them staying open, the bank says.

  7. Fall in recorded sex offences against young children

    The number of sexual offences recorded against young children in Lincolnshire has fallen, figures obtained by the NSPCC show.

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    While cases are increasing nationally, Lincolnshire Police saw a decrease from 118 in 2016 to 99 last year.

    The charity is relaunching its campaign urging parents to talk to children under eight years of age about staying safe from abuse.

  8. Police chief slams 'unacceptable' officer assaults

    A total of 11 Humberside police officers were assaulted in just one night this weekend, according to the force's Chief Constable.

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    Lee Freeman said eight officers, a PCSO, a special constable and a custody officer were all attacked.

    The Chief Constable described the assaults as "completely unacceptable and not part of the job" and said that all the incidents would be reported.

    Members of police staff expect to be confronted with violence, but it shouldn't become part of the job. We have a duty to protect the public and all too often we are prevented from doing that by violent individuals."

    Ch Con Lee Freeman, Humberside Police

  9. Could your cod really be catfish?

    Seafood fraud sees cheaper fish being passed off or mislabelled as a more expensive type to boost profits.

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  10. Watch: Monday's weather forecast

    A mostly cloudy day with outbreaks of rain gradually dying out through the day.

    Watch my full forecast here: