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The ‘industrialisation’ of Lincolnshire will ‘irreversibly change the character of the county’, it has been claimed.

A radio station which has cleaners dancing along with their mops is set to celebrate turning 50 years old this weekend.

Lidl has confirmed a 'wish list' of locations for new stores.

A solar farm fitter who was caught with cocaine twice on the same day must pay up almost £1,500.

A drink driver whose vehicle ‘came to a rest on its side’ after skidding says he made a ‘silly mistake’.

A driving lesson hit the skids for a learner after he was found to have cannabis in his system.

Improvements to a train station, a blue plaque for an opera singer and a pride event are among the projects to get a share of Levelling Up money.

Health chiefs are looking at ways to improve the availability of car parking spaces at county hospitals - including the option of shuttle buses.

A former world champion equestrian has been named the new ambassador for a top global horse trial event.

An accounting firm with multiple offices across the county has announced new heads of service.

Two recycling centres were shut this afternoon - due to a medical emergency and fire.

Construction of a town’s new leisure centre has reached an important milestone as it enters its final stages of completion.

Two new children’s homes will provide a safe environment for youngsters after a £1.5 million council investment

National Grid claims an 87-mile, 420-pylon electricity network through Lincolnshire’s countryside is the only long-term solution to bring down bills.

NHS data shows Lincolnshire’s hospitals are below national averages for cancer treatment metrics.

Residents in Lincolnshire are digging their heels in opposition to National Grid proposals for 420 electricity pylons across the coastal landscape.

Pylons could pose a ‘serious risk’ to the operation of the county’s emergency services, says the police and crime commissioner.

Our area is becoming a 'back yard dumping ground’ for energy projects to support the south east of the country, it has been claimed

Campaign group No Pylons Lincolnshire has been analysing information to assess the impact of placing pylons through the county.

A collection of rare 1930s arcade games and penny slot machines which were saved from destruction after decimalisation are set to sell for £20,000.