There's still no word on when or even if a coronavirus vaccination centre will be set up in Sleaford.

One had been promised by the end of last month, but people are still being asked to travel to the nearest site in Grantham.

Andy Fox from the Lincolnshire Public Health team says they're hoping a mobile service will be launched soon for people who are housebound, but says some jabs are already being done in the community.

The five flood warnings for Lincolnshire have been stood down.

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Five flood alerts are still in place for the county, but they are not as serious.

Full details can be found on government's Flood Information Service website., external

All of Lincolnshire's coronavirus vaccination centres are open today despite the weather.

Lincolnshire's Public Health says people should try to get there if they can do safely.

If they can't they should let the centre, or place where they booked their appointment, know.

While the snow and ice is causing problems for some people on Lincolnshire's roads, others are enjoying the winter wonderland around Lincoln.

The rooftops are covered in snow.

The wildlife and animals seem to be enjoying it.

There are a number of schools closed across Lincolnshire today:

• Bourne Abbey C of E Primary Academy
• Brant Broughton CE Methodist Primary School
• Caistor C of E and Methodist Primary
• Caistor Grammar School
• Charles Read Academy, Corby Glen
• Charles Baines School, Gainsborough
• Corby Glen Community Primary School
• De Aston School, Market Rasen
• Grasby All Saints Church of England Primary School
• Great Steeping Primary School
• Horncastle Community Primary School
• Ingoldsby Academy
• Legsby Primary School
• Market Rasen Church of England Primary School
• Middle Rasen Primary School
• Morton Trentside Primary School
• Morton Morton CE Primary, Morton
• Nettleton Community Primary School
• Partney Church of England Primary School
• Ruskington Chestnut Street CofE Primary Academy
• Scamblesby Primary School
• Scotter Primary
• Stamford Welland Academy
• Surfleet Primary School
• Swineshead St Mary’s CE Primary School
• St George's CE Community Primary School, Gainsborough
• St Augustine's Catholic Voluntary Academy, Stamford
• The Priory School, Spalding
• The Thomas Cowley High School, Spalding
• The Edward Richardson Primary School, Tetford
• White’s Wood Academy, Gainsborough
• Willoughby Academy, Bourne

Snow and ice are causing problems for motorists in Lincolnshire this morning.

The A15 is closed from Lincoln to Hemswell Cliff because of a jack-knifed lorry.

Snow and a jack-knifed lorry have blocked the A15 Sleaford Road between Aslackby and Folkingham.

The A153 Horncastle Road is closed between Horncastle and Louth because of snow.

Police say motorists should really consider if their journey is necessary after numerous crashes.

BBC Weather

It will be cloudy at times and continuing very cold today with brisk easterlies.

There will be further snow showers, sometimes heavy and prolonged.

Staying cold and mostly cloudy tonight with a bitter easterly wind, bringing further snow showers.

One or two of the snow showers could be prolonged and rather heavy.

It will be a cold night in Lincolnshire with more snow on the way.

Here's the latest forecast:

BBC Weather Watchers

Parts of Lincolnshire woke up to a blanket of snow this morning.

These pictures were taken by BBC Weather Watchers in Hemingby, Cowbit and Nettleham.

A yellow weather warning for snow and ice, external is now in place across the county with more snow expected throughout the night.

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A Spalding artist has created a special tribute to Captain Sir Tom Moore.

Image source, Karl Barfoot

The artwork was created by Karl Barfoot in the town with permission.

Capt Sir Tom died with coronavirus last week.

The 100-year-old, originially from Keighley in West Yorkshire, raised almost £33m for NHS charities by walking laps of his garden.

People are being asked for their views on the restoration of Lincoln Central Market.

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City of Lincoln Council is proposing to restore and repurpose the Grade II listed building in the city centre to help boost the local economy.

Subject to funding, works could start later this year.

The proposals include a reconfigured market hall with both new and refurbished stalls, new toilets and the opening up of the existing stone arches to the north and east elevations by replacing the stone with glass.

An online survey is running on the council website until 22 February.

Police say there are hazardous driving conditions on Lincolnshire's roads after heavy snow.

There's been more than 30 crashes since 07:00.

Lincolnshire Police thanked the Lincolnshire Community Assistance Team and their 4x4s for helping out drivers stuck in the snow.

A man is in a "life-threatening" condition after being hit by a car as he used a Scunthorpe zebra crossing.

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Humberside Police were called to Frodingham Road in the town at 17:20 on Sunday.

They say a man and woman crossing the road between Digby Street and Diana Street on the zebra crossing were struck by a Silver Vauxhall Astra.

Both pedestrians were injured and taken to hospital with the man in a "life-threatening" condition.

Five flood warnings are in place in Lincolnshire after recent rain and today's snow.

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The Environment Agency says they're for:

• Car Dyke, Billinghay Skirth and tributaries in Billinghay
• Low Barlings and the Short Ferry Area
• River Witham and associated Fens from Chapel Hill to Boston
• River Witham and associated Fens from Washingborough to Metheringham
• River Witham and associated Fens from Woodhall Spa to Chapel Hill

You can find out more here from the Flood Information Service, external.

Bin collections in Market Rasen, Caistor, and Keelby have been postponed because of the weather.

West Lindsey District Council says crews will do their best to catch up when they can.

Community testing is continuing in Lincolnshire despite the snow.

People without symptoms are being urged to go and be tested at either the Haven High Tollfield Campus or Peter Paine Performance Centre in Boston.

Sites are also set up at the LNER Stadium in Sincil Bank and at St Swithin’s community centre on Croft Street in Lincoln.

People should still attend Covid-19 vaccination appointments despite snow disruption, officials say.

Lincolnshire is a big county, but it seems the snow is affecting most parts this morning.

Grantham has had a good covering in the west.

Louth looks pretty in the east.

There's aren't many shoppers in Boston's Market Place.

The team running coronavirus vaccine centres in Lincolnshire say they are open despite the snow.

People with appointments should still attend.

Lincolnshire's director of nursing, Martin Fahy, says jabs are going ahead as planned.