Celebrities

The name of a Lincolnshire village amused presenters on BBC Radio 1.

Familiar faces and children’s characters popped up all over a village.

Amateur footballer Lukas Jonassen joins footballing heroes to promote the value of CPR after he suffered a cardiac arrest while playing six-a-side.

Two familiar faces from The Antiques Roadshow will be sharing banter to help raise a new roof.

A nature reserve will take centre stage on a popular BBC television programme.

A retired couple who are racing across the world have revealed what it is like to be part of a hit television show.

Rotary members enjoyed a trip to 10 Downing Street to celebrate a children’s charity special anniversary.

A council leader has suggested renaming a museum after controversial Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in a bid to attract visitors.

A town business will make its latest TV appearance this week when it features in a daytime show.

A well-known actor from stage and screen is set to raise the profile of a local amateur theatrical group after agreeing to join its ranks.

An inventor and YouTuber is planning to add an underground garage to the tunnel and bunker complex he has created underneath his home.

A serial blagger has been rubbing shoulders with the stars after sneaking his way into the VIP area of another high-profile boxing match.

A Mr Bean superfan who turned his uncanny impressions into a career is now so popular that children stop him when filming asking for selfies.

Fans of George Michael and Wham! are clamouring to get their hands on specially-released coins celebrating the singer that are on sale this week.

A gardening expert and TV presenter has teamed up with a town well-being charity for a spring fundraising event.

A band could be a step closer to playing at a major rock festival after making it onto a competition shortlist.

While Angela Rippon wowed the nation on Strictly Come Dancing, a quieter dance revolution has been unfolding just outside Grantham.

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

There were two mentions for Lincolnshire on ITV’s The Chase – with presenter Bradley Walsh thanked for promoting a showpiece event.

A woman who founded a tearoom staffed by learning disabled adults won a national award in recognition of her work in the fight against loneliness.