A police pursuit down the A16 resulted in a teenager running from police.
Hospital visitor car parking charges, are coming back next month, but with new lower rates.
Business space at the new Food Enterprise Zone is now being marketed.
Organised international gangs operating from eastern Europe are targeting farm machinery.
4 
Residents and staff at two care homes have been enjoying their very own Olympic Games.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for heavy rain tomorrow (Wednesday).
A school principal has confirmed that 'a member of the school community' has tested positive for COVID-19.
The Springfields development dominates this week's discussions.
The A151 is currently closed in two directions after an accident this morning.
MP Sir John Hayes talked about the importance of supporting local business as he chaired the ninth annual Butcher's Pride competition.
2 
Alfie Garford secured an incredible third place after starting in last position in the second round of the British Kart Championship.
Golf club seniors put on a sponsored charity event to raise money for prostate cancer.
Athletes have paid tribute after the death of a much loved coach.
A district councillor has set up virtual drop-in sessions so she can talk to residents she represents.
John Harrox Primary School in Moulton recently celebrated its harvest festival.
Bank closures and bad parking are some of the subjects under discussion.
1 
Johnathan Hoggard put in an impressive testing performance in Spain.
A train service has been cancelled this evening because of a fault on an engine.
Queuing traffic on the A151 and A16 this evening has now eased after an accident on the A17 near Fosdyke Bridge.
Coronavirus, community spirit and policing are up for discussion this week.
