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The Ark animal shelter in Lincolnshire is facing legal action from a council over noise levels.
Read MoreThe Ark animal shelter in Lincolnshire is facing legal action from a council over noise levels.
Read MoreA neighbour complained dogs at the Ark animal shelter in Lincolnshire were making too much noise.
Read MoreBristol Rovers boost their League One survival hopes with a hard-fought win at Scunthorpe.
Read MoreOllie Palmer scores both goals against former loan club Grimsby as Crawley win at home for the first time in eight weeks.
Read MoreMark O'Hara scores his first Lincoln City goal as the Imps beat Yeovil and go five points clear at the top of League Two.
Read MoreThe PM warns of a "moment of crisis" and says Brexit may never happen, if MPs reject her deal again.
Read MoreBoston boxer Callum Johnson looks to give his hopes of another shot at a world title fight a boost as he fights in the US this weekend.
He lost his last attempt at the title in October.
If he wins a fight against Sean Monaghan in New York tomorrow, he'll be fighting for the title again.
But Johnson says that it's not just about winning, he says he "has to look good doing it".
Quote MessageThat's what I've trained to do, and that's what I plan to do. But I've got a tough opponent in front of me, and I've got to be on my game.
Callum Johnson, Boston Boxing Hopeful
Joshua Hendry spent 90 minutes on the roof of a house in Grimsby following a drugs raid.
Read MoreThe first 100 people killed in 2019, have been commemorated by a BBC Online project aiming at highlighting the people behind the headlines.
The project includes three people who've been killed in the Boston area since the start of the year.
Przemyslaw Cierniak was found dead with stab wounds on Wormgate in Boston on January 10.
Billy Hicks and Jay Edmunds were killed in a fire on New Years Day in Kirton.
The number of fatal stabbings in England and Wales in 2017-18 was the highest since records began, and knife crime has dominated headlines since the start of the year.
It's being claimed that children in Lincolnshire could be missing out on music lessons at school.
Nationally figures out today show there has been a marked decline in music provision in state schools over the past five years.
One in five primary teachers say they don't even cover the subject in class.
Jennifer McKie is from the Lincolnshire Music Education Service who go into 360 schools in the county- she says music can be a real asset
Quote MessageThere's a whole load of research around music and impact on attainment. Music makes you clever. That's something that's out there in terms of the research. But also it's not just about that, it's about the impact on the individual, that feeling you get when you perform.
Jennifer McKie, Lincolnshire Music Education Service
The driver pushed their car into a lay-by and was waiting for a tow truck when the ticket was issued.
Read MoreA number of buildings were evacuated following the discovery of a "suspicious package".
Read MoreThe cordon has been lifted and the bomb disposal team has left Bishop Grosseteste University in Lincoln.
The team had been called following the discovery of what was described as a suspect package in the post.
Lincolnshire Police said a investigation will be held into what sparked today's events, which saw three buildings at the university evacuated.
A bomb disposal team has arrived at Bishop Grosseteste university, it was called in after a suspicious item was found in the mail this morning.
Parts of the campus have been cordoned off and buildings have been evacuated.
A bomb disposal team is on its way to Bishop Grossteste University, where buildings have been evacuated after the discovery of a suspicious package.
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David Sykes, who works at a communications company based on the campus, told the BBC the discovery was worrying.
It come just a day after white powder was found in a letter to the University in Glasgow..
Police say a suspicious item was found in the mail at Bishop Grossteste University in Lincoln.
Quote MessageIt's a bit worrying, that something like this could happen. You wouldn't think that something would be sent to what is not a big university here in Lincoln. But we've heard about what's happened at Glasgow and the rest, but yeah, it's a bit alarming really."
David Sykes, Works on site at Bishop Grosseteste
Bishop Grosseteste University say three buildings on their campus have been evacuated after a suspicious package was found in the mail.
A university spokesperson says the primary concern is the safety of staff and students.
The university has evacuated the Hardy Building, the BG Futures building and the Sports and Fitness Centre.
Police have established a cordon and an explosive ordnance disposal team is on its way.
Police say a bomb disposal team is on its way to Bishop Grosseteste University after the discovery of a suspicious package.
One building on the campus has been evacuated, and police have extended a cordon from its initial place around the Robert Hardy Building.
Police say the action comes after a suspicious item arrived in the mail.
A building at Bishop Grosseteste University in Lincoln has been evacuated because of the discovery of what's been described as a "suspicious package".
Students have told the BBC their studies were interrupted and they were moved to a nearby sports hall.
They were told that a "suspicious package" had been found.
Police have set up a cordon around the Robert Hardy Building on the University campus in North Lincoln.
We'll bring you more as we get it.
A drug dealer, who tried to escape police by hiding on a rooftop in Grimsby, has been jailed in his absence for 10 years for conspiracy to supply cocaine and heroin.
27-year-old Joshua Hendry (pictured top), of Lochinvar Street in Liverpool, was the ringleader of a county lines operation which exploited vulnerable people by manipulating them into dealing drugs.
Police say they seized over £1,000 in cash in a raid on a home used a headquarters by the group.
Police attempted to arrest Hendry and other gang members in May last year.
He evaded capture by hiding on a nearby rooftop for 90 minutes before eventually being caught.
Two other gang members were also jailed for conspiracy to supply cocaine and heroin at Grimbsy Crown Court yesterday.
Jake Anthony Piling (pictured right), 28, of New Street, St Helen's, was sentenced to four years and four months in jail for conspiracy to supply heroin and cocaine, and possession with intent to supply heroin and cocaine.
23-year-old Wade Chambers (pictured left), of Porton Road, Liverpool, was sentenced to six years and ten months in jail for conspiracy to supply heroin and cocaine, and possession with intent to supply heroin and cocaine.
Although Hendry denied his role in the operation and failed to come to court for his trial, the jury found him guilty in his absence.
There's a warrant out for his arrest.
Quote MessageWe believe that by stopping this gang’s activities we have prevented significant amounts of heroin and crack cocaine from being sold on the streets of Grimsby and the associated crime and antisocial behaviour that goes with this kind of offending."
Det Con Abbie Park, Humberside Police
The woman who oversees all the UK's Typhoon aircraft from an RAF station in Lincolnshire says sometimes people are surprised she's doing the job.
Alison Ballard (pictured, middle) works at RAF Coningsby for BAE Systems.
She works with a team of engineers to ensure the aircraft are fully operational.
She's speaking at an International Women's Day conference at the Lincolnshire Showground today.
She says that people are all too often surprised that a woman is in charge of a team of engineers.
Quote MessagePercentage wise women are quite underrepresented in the engineering field. Certainly all the legislation is there to support us, but I think society still is sometimes quite surprised by it."
Alison Ballard, Director of Typhoon Support - BAE Systems