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Village homes left without water

Village homes left without water

Dozens of village homes are without water this afternoon (Sunday. June 22) due to pump problems.
Madeira’s magic lies beyond its capital with awe-inspiring views and a sense of otherworldly solitude

Madeira’s magic lies beyond its capital with awe-inspiring views and a sense of otherworldly solitude

Our travel writer explores the dramatic landscapes and timeless charm of Madeira.
‘Madness to close bridge at height of tourist season’

‘Madness to close bridge at height of tourist season’

Readers have shared their thoughts on what’s in the news.
‘Our flood risk assets are in the worst state of repair they have been in for many years’

‘Our flood risk assets are in the worst state of repair they have been in for many years’

Drainage chiefs say squeezed Government budgets could be leaving us vulnerable when our flood defences are a ‘worst state of repair’.
‘Our residents deserve health services that are tailored to their needs and I don’t feel the proposals offer this’
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‘Our residents deserve health services that are tailored to their needs and I don’t feel the proposals offer this’

Proposed changes to the partnerships which plan and deliver health and care services would not be right for Lincolnshire, according to its mayor.

Primary school excels in maths to achieve rank of best in county

Primary school excels in maths to achieve rank of best in county

Primary school excels in maths to achieve rank of best in county

A primary school has been named best in the county for its Key Stage 2 maths performance.

Teenager bailed after arrest following fatal collision

Teenager bailed after arrest following fatal collision

Teenager bailed after arrest following fatal collision

A teenager arrested following a fatal collision in Marston has been released on bail.

Toughest muddy challenge comes to UK for first time

Toughest muddy challenge comes to UK for first time

Toughest muddy challenge comes to UK for first time

The most extreme, heart stopping and muddiest challenge is coming to the UK for the first time.

Lodges near popular resort briefly listed online at 0.1% of actual price

Lodges near popular resort briefly listed online at 0.1% of actual price

Lodges near popular resort briefly listed online at 0.1% of actual price

Investors may have thought it was their lucky day when a £6 million set of holiday lodges appeared online this week for just £6,000.

Then and Now: The family businesses and young couples who shaped road’s past

Then and Now: The family businesses and young couples who shaped road’s past

Then and Now: The family businesses and young couples who shaped road’s past

Some houses on Houghton Road, formerly Papermill Lane, were constructed in 1870.

Time to have your say on pylons as more details emerge on major plan

Time to have your say on pylons as more details emerge on major plan

Time to have your say on pylons as more details emerge on major plan

Residents are being urged to make sure they have their say on a huge National Grid project impacting the area.
How your MP voted in assisted dying bill
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How your MP voted in assisted dying bill

MPs have voted to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales - how did your MP vote?
Special educational needs hubs approved for county

Special educational needs hubs approved for county

A £7 million plan for new special educational needs provision in Lincolnshire has been approved.
‘In good conscience’: MP defends no vote on assisted dying law
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‘In good conscience’: MP defends no vote on assisted dying law

A Lincolnshire MP has explained his decision to vote against the assisted dying bill after a narrow Commons result today (Friday).
Farm wins national award for elderflower cordial

Farm wins national award for elderflower cordial

A family-run farm has celebrated national recognition as hundreds take part in an annual community harvest.
Talks to reopen night shelter
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Talks to reopen night shelter

Council bosses are in talks to reopen a night shelter following a rise in tents pitched in parks and open spaces.
Puppy business’ breeding manager found guilty of causing more than 80 dogs unnecessary suffering

Puppy business’ breeding manager found guilty of causing more than 80 dogs unnecessary suffering

A breeding manager at a puppy business has been found guilty of multiple charges of causing dogs unnecessary suffering and animal welfare failings.

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Nathan’s named as new skipper after experienced defender joins Gingerbreads

Nathan’s named as new skipper after experienced defender joins Gingerbreads

Title-winning goalkeeper among the new recruits at Grantham Town.
Challenging course keeps duo focused in Sandringham race

Challenging course keeps duo focused in Sandringham race

Veterans take part in the opening round of the Peterborough 5k series at Eye.
Sudbrook continue run of success after hard-fought victory

Sudbrook continue run of success after hard-fought victory

Team are through to the last four of trophy competition.
Roger finds his rhythm with personal best score on the back nine

Roger finds his rhythm with personal best score on the back nine

Steady scorecard is turned into a winning one by Sudbrook golfer.
Ollie targets Tigers triumph before heading off on Lions tour
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Ollie targets Tigers triumph before heading off on Lions tour

Memorable moments ahead for former Kesteven youth player.
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Toughest muddy challenge comes to UK for first time

Toughest muddy challenge comes to UK for first time

The most extreme, heart stopping and muddiest challenge is coming to the UK for the first time.
Sport, food and Loose Women: Have a crack at our super-tough pub quiz

Sport, food and Loose Women: Have a crack at our super-tough pub quiz

Can you beat the question master in this week’s Saturday Social pub quiz?
Tickets available for variety performance honouring community figure

Tickets available for variety performance honouring community figure

Tickets are now on sale for a one-night celebration honouring a community figure who devoted her life to helping others.
A lovely beer garden and a local feel - where you may even get a tap on the backside

A lovely beer garden and a local feel - where you may even get a tap on the backside

Without breaking stride the woman in the long coat skipped in through the front door and patted a bloke at the bar on the backside.
Win tickets to flower and garden show

Win tickets to flower and garden show

This year’s Belvoir Castle’s Flower and Garden Show is set to be the best one yet - and you could be there.
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Business

Lodges near popular resort briefly listed online at 0.1% of actual price

Lodges near popular resort briefly listed online at 0.1% of actual price

Investors may have thought it was their lucky day when a £6 million set of holiday lodges appeared online this week for just £6,000.
Farm wins national award for elderflower cordial

Farm wins national award for elderflower cordial

A family-run farm has celebrated national recognition as hundreds take part in an annual community harvest.
Car dealership lodges expansion plan

Car dealership lodges expansion plan

Plans to expand a car dealership site have been revealed.
Town traders: ‘We are each trying so hard and on a good day it is just magic’

Town traders: ‘We are each trying so hard and on a good day it is just magic’

Small traders are asking the town to support them and appreciate the shopping experience they have on their doorstep.
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Lifestyle

Madeira’s magic lies beyond its capital with awe-inspiring views and a sense of otherworldly solitude

Madeira’s magic lies beyond its capital with awe-inspiring views and a sense of otherworldly solitude

Our travel writer explores the dramatic landscapes and timeless charm of Madeira.
Sport, food and Loose Women: Have a crack at our super-tough pub quiz

Sport, food and Loose Women: Have a crack at our super-tough pub quiz

Can you beat the question master in this week’s Saturday Social pub quiz?
Then and Now: The family businesses and young couples who shaped road’s past

Then and Now: The family businesses and young couples who shaped road’s past

Some houses on Houghton Road, formerly Papermill Lane, were constructed in 1870.
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