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Lincolnshire County Council needs an extra £40 million a year to clear its roads maintenance backlog – as it feels the impact of big budget cuts.

MMR vaccine rates have fallen below global targets – amid fears measles case will spread rapidly in the UK unless more people get the jab.

Nominations are open for charities in the county to receive a share of £1 million through an annual awards scheme.

The Met Office has warned a storm could cause heavy rain across the area.

Many will think badger baiting is something that happened in the past - but police now need help to uncover the true scale of this sickening crime.

Motorists are urged to exercise caution after an “alarming increase” in collisions recently.

A review will be held into the actions of police and social workers in a tragic case which resulted in a two-year-old boy starving to death.

Lincolnshire Police remains the ‘lowest funded’ force in the country – with a formula that leaves us the equivalent of 370 officers down.

The amount of debt owed by each council can be revealed today with residents facing an ‘extreme’ impact on services, it has been warned.

Lincolnshire's departing top cop says staff are tired and need to be looked after – but feels the force has improved over the past three years.

More than 100 drink and drug driving arrests were made last month.

If you have ever wondered why a car has parked on double yellow lines and escaped a fine, it may be the driver is the owner of a blue badge.

Readers have voiced their strong dislike at plans to raise council tax – branding them a ‘joke’.

Hospitals will trial new night uniforms designed to help dementia patients fall asleep more easily.

In the aftermath storms Babet and Henk, councillors want to “build resilience” now to protect residents from ever-more-frequent flooding.

Experts are calling for a debate on the future of water – as attention turns to the lessons to be learned from the recent floods.

Lincolnshire could woo film makers to use our county as its backdrop if it had someone dedicated to the task, according to an MP.

Shoppers in the county will be able to buy goods knowing they are safe from dodgy scammers – thanks to a new initiative.

The ambulance service said it is ‘confident’ it can deliver a plan to recruit more than 400 new members of frontline ambulance staff by April 2024.

December and the beginning of January has been “extremely challenging” for East Midlands Ambulance Service, its director of operations said.