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Church flower festival offers a ‘Great Day Out’

Church flower festival offers a ‘Great Day Out’

‘A Great Day Out’ is being offered at a church flower festival.
National media attention turns to county ahead of ‘most significant election day ever’

National media attention turns to county ahead of ‘most significant election day ever’

With just days to go before one of the most significant election days in Lincolnshire’s history, national media attention is focused on the county.
‘Our world will never be the same’ Family tribute to ‘utterly adored’ teenager

‘Our world will never be the same’ Family tribute to ‘utterly adored’ teenager

Tribute has been paid to an ‘utterly adored’ teenager who died following a fatal collision last week.
Would Greater Lincolnshire mayor hopefuls raise your council tax even higher?

Would Greater Lincolnshire mayor hopefuls raise your council tax even higher?

Thecandidates in the running to become Mayor of Greater Lincolnshire have each set out whether or not they would bring in a council tax charge.
Man faces jail after strangling woman

Man faces jail after strangling woman

A man faces a jail sentence after he admitted intentionally strangling a woman over the Christmas period.

Anglian Water repairs results in busy road closure

Anglian Water repairs results in busy road closure

Anglian Water repairs results in busy road closure

Motorists are advised to avoid an important road which has been shut.

‘We will consider taking additional action if anti-social behaviour like this continues’ – says highways bosses

‘We will consider taking additional action if anti-social behaviour like this continues’ – says highways bosses
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‘We will consider taking additional action if anti-social behaviour like this continues’ – says highways bosses

Highway bosses say they would ‘consider ‘taking additional action against anti-social behaviour on a popular walking route.

Blood test service is running as normal say health chiefs

Blood test service is running as normal say health chiefs

Blood test service is running as normal say health chiefs

Health bosses say the blood test service is running as normal after concerns have been raised.

Communities prepare for VE Day events

Communities prepare for VE Day events
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Communities prepare for VE Day events

Communities will come together next month to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day and the end of the Second World War.

Developers reveal key details about 1,100 hectare solar farm plan

Developers reveal key details about 1,100 hectare solar farm plan
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Developers reveal key details about 1,100 hectare solar farm plan

Developers have unveiled more details of their plans for a huge 1,100 hectare solar farm.

Love blossoms for ballroom dancing pensioners

Love blossoms for ballroom dancing pensioners

Love blossoms for ballroom dancing pensioners

A music group has lived up to its name bringing together all ages and where love blossomed on the dancefloor for two pensioners.
Potholes which have cost the council the most in payouts revealed
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Potholes which have cost the council the most in payouts revealed

A pothole which has cost the council £75,000 is the most expensive in Lincolnshire in more than a decade.
Mayoral election could be tight two-horse race, new poll says

Mayoral election could be tight two-horse race, new poll says

A new poll for the Mayor of Greater Lincolnshire election suggests a tight two-horse race.
£175k to be set aside to fund plan for major change

£175k to be set aside to fund plan for major change

Council chiefs will set aside £175,000 to support the development of a final proposal for a major political shakeup.
Conservative leader refuses to rule out Tory-Reform coalition in Lincolnshire

Conservative leader refuses to rule out Tory-Reform coalition in Lincolnshire

Kemi Badenoch has said disillusionment in the two main parties has led to Reform topping opinion polls for this week’s mayoral election.
Councillor loses seat

Councillor loses seat

A councillor who did not attend a meeting for six months has lost his seat.
Weapons, cash and £55,000-worth of drugs seized following a major police operation

Weapons, cash and £55,000-worth of drugs seized following a major police operation

Around £55,000-worth of illegal drugs have been seized following a major police operation.

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Croquet club celebrates a victory double

Croquet club celebrates a victory double

Double delight and shield success for Pinchbeck club.
Arjun takes the next step in his black belt journey in grading examinations

Arjun takes the next step in his black belt journey in grading examinations

Spalding and Long Sutton students achieve a 100 percent pass rate in front of grandmaster.
Former professional player could feature in cup final for Whaplode

Former professional player could feature in cup final for Whaplode

Norris has already made two appearances this season for Peterborough League side.
Kieron converts injury-time penalty to secure silverware for Swifts

Kieron converts injury-time penalty to secure silverware for Swifts

Crowland clinch runners-up spot in final league game of the season.
Todd takes six wickets as Moulton make winning start

Todd takes six wickets as Moulton make winning start

Sutton suffer narrow opening day defeat by just one run.
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What's On

Finalists duel by verse for poet laureate role

Finalists duel by verse for poet laureate role

Ten hopeful poets have thrown their hats in the ring to be the town’s new laureate.
Communities prepare for VE Day events
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Communities prepare for VE Day events

Communities will come together next month to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day and the end of the Second World War.
Don’t tell him Pike!

Don’t tell him Pike!

Don’t tell him Pike but a classic British comedy will be brought to the stage.
May Day celebrations return to town park

May Day celebrations return to town park

A town park will come alive with colour and music as it hosts its annual May Day celebrations.
Will your hero be at the scarecrow festival?

Will your hero be at the scarecrow festival?

Heroes and heroines will help entertain visitors to a village scarecrow festival.
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Business

Anglian Water repairs results in busy road closure

Anglian Water repairs results in busy road closure

Motorists are advised to avoid an important road which has been shut.
Developers reveal key details about 1,100 hectare solar farm plan

Developers reveal key details about 1,100 hectare solar farm plan

Developers have unveiled more details of their plans for a huge 1,100 hectare solar farm.
Car showroom can put up illuminated signs - despite objection

Car showroom can put up illuminated signs - despite objection

A car showroom is heading in the right direction, after planners gave the latest stage of its development the green light.
Organisers cancel street market for second year in a row

Organisers cancel street market for second year in a row

A village’s long-running street market will not go ahead for the second year in a row, but a community celebration is still planned.
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Lifestyle

Proud pubs aim to become toast of the county after national award nominations

Proud pubs aim to become toast of the county after national award nominations

Pubs from our area are hoping they can become the toast of their county - and beyond.
Changes to security checks at airports

Changes to security checks at airports

Our travel expert looks at changes in security at UK airports.
Have a crack at the toughest pub quiz on the internet

Have a crack at the toughest pub quiz on the internet

The Saturday Social is back with 13 trivia questions on everything from cars to cakes.
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