Coronavirus

Health bosses reveal the number of cases of the Indian variant of Covid-19 there are in Lincolnshire.

Health bosses reveal the number of cases of the Indian variant of Covid-19 there are in Lincolnshire.

Health officials are calling on the under 40s to make sure their contact details are accurate as part of the Covid vaccination roll out.

Today (Monday) has marked the first COVID-related hospital death in 10 days in Greater Lincolnshire’s hospitals.

Our new reporter Kris Johnston spoke to businesses which were able to reopen today and was among the first in Wetherspoon's for a full English.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has announced that people aged 37 will be called to book their coronavirus vaccination tomorrow (Tuesday, May 18).

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has announced that people aged 37 will be called to book their coronavirus vaccination tomorrow (Tuesday, May 18).

A popular family-run cafe has closed its doors for good after 17 years in Grantham.

People under the age of 40 are being asked to contact their GP practice if their contact details have changed as the vaccination programme continues.

There were no COVID-related deaths last week in Lincolnshire, but 50 new cases have been recorded over the weekend in the county.

While many people wouldn't deem a soft play centre as relaxing, parents visiting The Yard in Stamford this morning felt a sense of calm.

Pubs and restaurants across Grantham are able to reopen indoors from today (May 17) as part of the government's national 'roadmap' out of lockdown.

A cafe with a soft play area reopened this morning (Monday, May 17) for the first time in more than six months to dozens of excited children.

There were no COVID-related deaths last week in Lincolnshire, but 50 new cases have been recorded over the weekend in the county.

A police chief superintendent is appealing to people making the most of new freedoms to do so sensibly.

A nine-year-old schoolgirl has embarked on a year of good deeds to try and spread some positivity around the local community.

A councillor elected on May 20 has apologised after entering the home of a 79-year-old woman he had asked to sign his nomination papers.

A patient has lodged a formal complaint about the telephone and prescription systems at their GP surgery.

Staff at cafes, bars and restaurants are looking forward to welcoming back indoor customers next week.

The owner of a place centre is looking forward to reopening for business next week.