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Read MoreWes Thomas goals either side of half-time help Grimsby continue their recent run of home wins as they beat Swindon 2-1.
Read MoreLincoln City go back to the top of League Two after an impressive 3-1 home victory over Morecambe.
Read MoreDoncaster Rovers secure a fourth consecutive win with a derby victory over Scunthorpe United.
Read MorePupils at Scamblesby Primary School share their ideas about how they see people in particular jobs.
Read MoreA 30,000sq ft trampoline and inflatable park is to officially open in Lincoln tomorrow.
Owners say the park, in an industrial estate in the city, is the "one of the first of its kind" in the country.
Although there have been trampoline parks, and inflatable assault courses before, it's thought this is one of the first places to combine the two.
Andrew North, from Newark, was found in the Grantham Canal near the Dirty Duck pub in Woolsthorpe.
Read MoreLincoln City's players will be wearing black armbands in their game this weekend as a tribute to a University of Lincoln student who was found dead earlier this week.
Image source, Lucie Blackman TrustGrace Millane's body was discovered in Auckland in New Zealand where she'd been on a backpacking trip.
Police investigating the 22-year-old's death have arrested and charged a man with her murder.
A spokesperson for Lincoln City said the team wanted to offer condolences to the family and friends of Grace.
Quote MessageOur thoughts and prayers are with everyone connected with Grace at this sad time.
Spokesperson, Lincoln City FC
Organisers of the National Lottery say they can't pay out a total of £76,369,806.80 (the 80p is very important!) to a winner in the Boston and Skegness area until the ticket's been validated.
Image source, CamelotA search for the winner of the 12th biggest jackpot in UK history has been under way since 2 November and someone has now come forward after the appeal, Camelot said.
It's not known whether the winner is a syndicate or an individual.
If confirmed, Camelot, which runs the lottery, says it will be up to the winner whether they go public or not.
Quote MessageWow, what a win for one lucky UK ticket-holder! This is the twelfth biggest winner ever in the UK and we very much look forward to toasting their win. Just imagine the Christmas this lucky ticket-holder is now able to look forward to."
Andy Carter, Senior Winners' Advisor, National Lottery
Traders in Brigg say the closure of the town's banks is the biggest challenge to the town's future.
Image source, GoogleNatwest and HSBC have closed their branches in the town and Lloyds Bank (pictured) have replaced counter staff with automated banking.
Quote MessageThe closure of banks in a town such as Brigg can have a devastating effect. What do you do if you have a market stall? We're a market town, so what do you do with your money?"
Jane Kitching, Vice chair, Brigg Town Business Partnership
Humberside Police are currently dealing with this lorry on its side on a busy road in North East Lincolnshire.
They're warning the A1173 in the Immingham area will have to be closed while the 40-tonne lorry is recovered:
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Someone in the Boston and Skegness area has made a claim for a £76m lottery win, it's emerged.
Image source, National LotteryThe ticket was bought in the area on 2 November.
It is the12th biggest win ever in the UK, according to the National Lottery.
More on this as we get it...
Police have named a man whose body has been discovered in a canal in Woolsthorpe, near Grantham.
Image source, Lincolnshire PoliceAndrew North's body was found in the canal near to the Dirty Duck Pub on Wednesday 5 December.
A post-mortem examination suggested the 50-year-old had drowned, and police say his death isn't being treated as suspicious.
But the force is keen to speak to anyone who saw him at about 14:00 on Monday 3 December.
Police believe Mr North would have needed a lift to get to the area near the pub.
The A52 at Bicker, near Boston, is closed between Donington and Bicker Bar Roundabouts after a serious crash.
Police are at the scene.
It's difficult enough dragging a normal sized christmas tree into your front room without covering the place in needles.
So spare a thought for Colin Furze from Stamford.
Image source, Colin FurzeThe YouTube inventor was told by his wife to fetch a tree but couldn't resist getting the biggest he could find.
To make it fit, he cut the tree into three parts and has left a segment on each level of his home.
Colin says he brought a tree home last year which his wife said was too big.
But that, he says, was "like a red rag to a bull" and inspired him to go one step further.
Quote MessageWith any tree you're going to have a few pine needles, so what's the difference between a few and a bucketful?"
Colin Furze
Image source, Colin FurzeShane Murphy is accused of the murder of Marie Gibson at her home in Louth.
Read MoreProtesters are calling on Lincolnshire County Council to give more support to women struggling because of an increase to the state pension age.
Many women born in the 1950s had been expecting to retire at the age of 60, but the rules were changed in 1995.
It's thought that 3.8 million people are affected by the change.
A protest is taking place at County Hall in Lincoln this morning to coincide with 100 years since women first voted in a general election.
But the leader of Lincolnshire County Council, Councillor Martin Hill, says he won't be backing the protesters:
Quote MessageAlthough I sympathise with the speed at which the last change was made, the government did make some concessions so nobody is more than 18 months worse off. But it does mean some women, including my wife, will have to work a little bit longer to get their pensions."
Councillor Martin Hill, Leader, Lincolnshire County Council
A man charged with murdering a woman in Louth admitted to police he had hit her with a baseball bat during a row, a court's been told.
Image source, Lincs PoliceShane Murphy, 28, of Little Lane, Louth, was arrested shortly after the death of his partner, Marie Gibson, at her home in the town's Lacey Gardens in June.
Mr Murphy told detectives he had been goaded by her and took the baseball bat from her before hitting her a couple of times.
Mr Murphy accepts killing Ms Gibson, but claims his responsibility was diminished by a mental health condition.
The trial continues.
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Plans for a major refurbishment of the Skegness coastline are set to go before council leaders.
Image source, ELDCEast Lindsey District Council's executive committee will be asked to approve the first phase of the Skegness Foreshore Masterplan.
The £298,000 planned works will include new street furniture such as lights, seating, planters, bins and railings.
If approved, it's hoped that work could start in April next year.
Police want to speak to these men after alcohol was stolen from student accommodation in Lincoln.
Image source, Lincolnshire policeIt happened at Deansgate House in Grantham Street between about 03:00 and 03:30 on 30 November.
Anyone who recognises the people in the CCTV image above is being asked to contact police.