» NewsSleaford Civic Trust has installed an eighth blue plaque in its continuing series marking historic locations in the town.
A special exhibition train celebrating 200 years of Britain’s railways steamed into Skegness – bringing crowds of visitors to the resort for a unique look at the past, present and future of rail travel.
Concerns are continuing to grow over plans for a 550-acre solar farm near Ludborough, with increasing opposition focusing on its proximity to the Lincolnshire Wolds.
Lincolnshire anti-racism campaigners have accused far-right groups of exploiting concerns over violence against women to spread “racism and division” following a further protest in Skegness.
Police are appealing for witnesses following what is believed to be a homophobically aggravated assault in Skegness which left a man with injuries requiring hospital treatment.
Boston MP Herbert Ingram drowned in 1860 when two ships collided on Lake Michigan in the US.
Spotlight, which is in its third year, is hosted by Darren Johnson, better known as Annie Fanny.
The boy was struck near a pedestrian crossing in Lincoln on Saturday morning, say police.
High tech wristbands are used to teach children sun safety in North East Lincolnshire.
Ann Hoy, from East Halton, speaks out about how she waited eight weeks for her bins to be emptied.