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The last 18 months have brought some extraordinary weather to Lincolnshire.

Lincolnshire Police have revealed the faces of seven ‘serial shoplifters’ in Skegness as part of their crack down on retail crime in the town.

A family who jumped in a mud-filled ditch to escape a charging cow have thanked Boston fire brigade for coming to their rescue – and for hosing them down afterwards.

From January 1, 2027, compensatory awards for ordinary unfair dismissal claims will no longer be subject to a statutory financial cap.

The mayor of Greater Lincolnshire has stressed that she won’t be introducing a tourism tax, warning that it could ‘drive out’ people from visiting the region.

A 123-year-old bridge near Boston could get a £26 million replacement in a bid to “improve access” for residents.

A Gainsborough man who raped and sexually assaulted a child on multiple occasions has been jailed for 18 years and six months.

Five fire crews were called to a house blaze in Skegness yesterday (Thursday, September 10) – which gutted the roof and damaged the entire home.

“Residents should not be left to shoulder the full cost of public services” – that’s the message from a trades body today after a ‘tourism tax’ in the county was ruled out by the Mayor of Lincolnshire, Dame Andrea Jenkyns.