Stamford

Churches across the area brought the story of Easter to the wider public during Walk of Witness processions.

Fundraiser James Duell who has raised thousands of pounds for Thorpe Hall Hospice in memory of his mum, has won an award for his outstanding achievements.

The A15 was closed between Bourne and Morton for several hours due to a vehicle fire.

Pupils and staff at The Deepings School have paid loving tribute to a talented sixth former who died suddenly while exercising.

When Diana and Ken Odell, both aged 91, met over 70 years ago, little did they know that they would be celebrating their milestone wedding anniversary.

A woman from Oakham who fought to save a man from his burning car has been recognised for her bravery.

Hundreds of young people are in favour of a skatepark being built in Bourne, according to a survey.

A Lincolnshire couple have been celebrating one of the biggest lottery wins near Grantham today (Thursday).

The winners of Tuesday’s £53 million EuroMillions jackpot have been revealed as Richard and Angela Maxwell, of Coningsby.

Give and take is the secret to 60 years happy marriage according to a Bourne couple.

Pizza lovers can tuck into a delicious slice and help raise money for the Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice Appeal.

Police are appealing for information after three vans had tools stolen on Monday night in Bourne.

Well done to those who checked the date while reading our story about volcanic activity in Rutland.

A stonemason hopes his work on Richard III’s tomb will raise his local profile despite receiving praise from across the globe.

A group of local motorcyclists from the Rutland Chapter Harley Owners Group arrived at Peterborough City Hospital’s Amazon Ward, on Sunday, March 29, weighed down with Easter eggs for the young patients who are in hospital.

Lincolnshire County Council’s popular CallConnect bus service has launched a new online booking system to help customers plan their journeys.

A man killed in a crash on the A1 at Wittering on Monday has been named by police.

Scientists monitoring seismic activity following the recent earthquakes in Rutland have found shocking evidence of possible volcanic activity deep beneath the county’s idyllic rolling hills and beauty spots.

A group trying to raise £100,000 for new play equipment is holding an Easter trail this week.

A donation of £500 has gone to the Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance, raised through a clay pigeon shoot at last year’s Corby Glen Sheep Fair.