Firefighters have rescued a dog that had got stuck in a manhole in North Hykeham.
It happened this lunchtime at Holt Close.
Crews used animal straps to rescue the animal.
The dog was then taken to the vets by the owner for a quick check up, the fire service said.
The Environment Agency (EA) says it's nearly completed its investigation into the pollution of a river in Lincolnshire, which killed tens of thousands of fish.
High levels of ammonia were detected in the River Witham, between Bardney and Boston, in March.
EA officials say the investigation into the incident could result in a court hearing next year.
Police are stepping up patrols in Sudbrooke after someone decided to cut a hedge without the owner's permission.
Someone has trimmed the hedge at a property on St Edwards Drive at least twice this week.
The work has been done "under cover of darkness", according to officers.
Lincolnshire Police said it was "unacceptable".
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Plans to create five urgent care centres in Lincolnshire have been criticised by councillors today for lacking detail and clarity.
Health bosses met with the county's health scrutiny panel earlier, and said the sites in Skegness, Stamford, Louth, Boston and Lincoln will improve services.
However, they were unable to guarantee the centres in Skegness and Louth would be open for 24 hours a day.
The panel asked to see more detailed plans in January.
Quote MessageThey say they're going to be open for a minimum 12 hour period, but we're concerned some areas will be reduced and we're not happy about it. We want clarity, what are the opening hours going to be?"
Councillor Carl Macey, Chair of Lincolnshire Health Scrutiny Panel
A 55-year-old woman has died after suffering serious injuries in a crash at Long Sutton.
Image source, PAThe A17 was closed overnight after a collision between a red Renault Clio and a white articulated lorry.
Lincolnshire Police confirmed the woman, who was driving the Clio, died earlier today.
The force is appealing for witnesses.
Sausages and ice-cream may be a dream combination for some, but for a Lincolnshire woman it was a nightmare combination.
Courtney Baxter hasn't been able to eat anything else for the past 20 years due to a rare eating disorder.
She now claims to have been cured after seeing a hypnotherapist:
People in Sutton on Sea are to get the chance in the new year to have their say on the future of the village's Colonnade and Pleasure Gardens.
Image source, David LallyEast Lindsey District Council says it wants to hear the thoughts of local residents on the future of the resort through a series of workshops starting in January next year.
A structural survey on the Colonnade earlier this year identified age and design defects within the iron beams and concrete.
Brisk winds today.
This afternoon is looking dry and mild with some bright spells across the county.
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Plans to create a £5m business park in Grantham have been approved by planners, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
Image source, Local Democracy Reporting ServiceThe project will see a petrol station, drive-through coffee shop, food outlets and office buildings developed at the junction of Harlaxton Road and Trent Road.
South Kesteven District Council was told the business park will create 37 new jobs in the town.
Councillor Adam Stokes said: "It's a fantastic investment for Grantham and I'm delighted we are getting this opportunity in the town."
Work to repair a damaged sewer in Boston is getting under way today.
Image source, GoogleThe town's High Street, near the junction with Whitehorse Lane and Liquorpond Street, is expected to be closed for about three weeks to allow the repairs to be carried out.
Anglian Water says it will use a tanker during the day to ensure people can continue to use toilets and washing machines as normal until the pipe is replaced.
Could work on a new Lincolnshire landmark be starting soon?
The Bomber County Gateway Trust has posted a picture on Facebook of steel arriving at Collingham near the A46:
The group is planning to build a giant sculpture of a Lancaster bomber, between Lincoln and Newark, in a similar fashion to The Angel of The North.
When it's finished, the sculpture will give the impression it is in flight.
Image source, Bomber County Gateway TrustMotorcycle thieves in East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire are to be targeted with a special spray which it's claimed will make it easier to track them down.
Image source, Humberside PoliceHumberside Police officers will also use the spray, known as the Offender Tagging Device or OTD, to identify motorcyclists who ride in an anti-social manner in Hull.
All 75 PCSOs in the city have been equipped with the hand-held spray, which will be used on riders or motorcycles.
The OTD spray can be used to identify a suspect if they're arrested at a later date and it has already led to one stolen bike being recovered, the force says.
The number of motorbikes being stolen in Hull has dropped by more than 76% in the last two years, Humberside Police adds.
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Plans to create a 220-berth marina at Cherry Willingham could be approved later.
Image source, West Lindsey District CouncilThe development, known as Willingham Fen Marina, would be built on land at Eastfield Rise Farm, off Fiskerton Road.
As well as a marina, the plans also include workshops, showers, toilets and a cafe or bistro.
Officers at West Lindsey District Council have already recommended for the plans to be approved.
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
A cloudy start with patchy rain, but it will turn brighter with sunny spells later.
Watch my full forecast here:
More money's to be made available for heritage projects in South Kesteven thanks to the launch of a new funding programme.
Image source, South Kesteven District CouncilInvestSK, an economic growth and regeneration company owned by South Kesteven District Council, plans to award grants of up to £4,000.
The fund is open to any school, youth association, community group, place of worship, charity or constituted organisation delivering heritage projects in the area.
Quote MessageSouth Kesteven has a rich and deep heritage that we are rightly very proud of. Heritage is about the historic buildings in our district, but also the history and stories of local people too."
Councillor Matthew Lee, Leader, South Kesteven District Council
Harry Irons lied about his age to join the RAF at the age of 16 and took part in 60 operations.
Read MoreTonight will be dry with a fair amount of cloud but also some clear spells still.
A mild night with a brisk southerly breeze.
Immingham port will install extra berths and cranes as part of an expansion of its steel shipping.
Read MoreAnglian Water say it's having to deal with 40,000 blocked drains a year, with the majority of incidents involving wet wipes.
The firm, which looks after Lincolnshire's water supplies, say the repairs are costing £15m a year.
It comes as the BBC has learned none of the wet wipes sold as 'flushable' have so far passed the water industry's official tests.
Wipe manufacturers told the BBC they use a different disintegration test, and blamed the blockages on people putting non-flushable wipes down the toilet.
A Lincolnshire man, known only as Mr B, has won £581,472 on the Euromillions.
Image source, Getty ImagesOfficials at the operator, Camelot, have released the details and say the man, who is a joiner by trade, matched five numbers and a lucky star in a draw at the end of October.
Mr B is said to be planning a caravan holiday in Skegness to celebrate his win.
