New accomodation for medical staff at Grimsby Hospital has been officially opened.
The £16.4m development, known as The Roost, contains 124 studio apartments for hard-to-recruit staff, including doctors and nurses, and 96 student units.
The Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust says it hopes the new accommodation will help to attract more medical staff to the region.
Do you recognise this man?:
Image source, Lincolnshire PoliceLincolnshire Police want to speak to him in connection with the theft of a mobility scooter from a secured back garden in Duke Street, Boston.
Officers say the incident was reported to them on Friday 30 November.
Anyone who recognises the man in the picture is being asked to contact police.
Lincolnshire-based brewery Batemans says the name of a beer promoting anti-racism which is made by another company is too similar to one it produces and is taking legal action.
Yellow Belly, an 11% stout brewed by Buxton Brewery and Omnipollo from Sweden, was intended to lampoon the Ku Klux Klan.
But for the past 20 years, Batemans have been producing a 3.9% amber ale called Yella Belly.
Geoff Quinn, owner of Buxton Brewery, said it was "a shame" to discontinue the beer, but said it wanted to avoid "legal wrangles which wouldn't really benefit anyone".
The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) is reviewing the case.
A spokesman for the EUIPO said it could not comment on individual cases, and a final decision has not yet been reached in this case.
New landlords have taken over the running of a pub which was bought by villagers in Lincolnshire just months ago.
More than £200,000 was raised to buy the Duke of Wellington, in Leasingham near Sleaford, to prevent it being turned into housing.
Villagers bought £50 shares to raise the money and the pub was reopened in the summer.
Phil and Sylvia Roe have moved in to run it and to oversee ongoing renovation works.
A woman is appealing for help in finding her sister who has gone missing in Tenerife.
Image source, POLICIA NACIONALAmy Louise Gerard, 28, originally from Cleethorpes, was last seen outside Irish bar Molly Malone's in Puerto de la Cruz in the early hours of Friday morning.
Ms Gerard works at Tenerife's Loro Parque marine theme park.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office has confirmed it is assisting the family of a British woman in Tenerife.
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Spain's Policia Nacional have released a missing poster for Ms Gerard.
Her sister, Chloe, from Sheffield, tweeted, external an appeal to find her, while friend Tara Dudley appealed on Instagram, external for anyone in Tenerife to "engrave this girl's face on your brain".
Two of the region's MPs want the government to create a national centre in the Humber area, to help manage and respond to flooding around the country.
Image source, Alex MossScunthorpe MP Nic Dakin and Cleethorpe's Martin Vickers say 400,000 people in the Humber region are at risk of being flooded, and the area is the best location for such a centre.
Mr Dakin says: "A national flood resilience centre would bring all the expertise and science together which would ensure we do everything we can when floods happen."
In 2013 Hull's flood defences were overtopped after water levels in the estuary peaked to the highest ever seen, following a tidal surge.
Nic Dakin and Martin Vickers are holding a meeting with ministers today.