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We spend a morning with the Community Speed Watch volunteers to find out how they help clamp down on speeding drivers.
Plan to change traffic flows on A16 called into question
Places still available for festive dinner at the Reading Rooms
Members and friends of a church celebrate Christmas in style.
A village expects a huge tourism boost when a hero is laid to rest but is in a race again time to get the church organ fixed for the service.
Homeless men are speaking out following an arson attack to warn that their lives could have been lost.
A school showing a dip in its Ofsted rating has already begun to improve, according to the education inspectorate and governors.
A web design and development company has taken on four new employees and is still searching for more employees.
The Co-op remains committed to a village that recently lost its only other convenience store.
Perms were all the rage when Amanda Burton started her salon and, while fashions have changed, business is still going strong.
A lorry driver has been jailed after a fatal crash which killed a charity worker and left her colleague with life-changing injuries.
Results from the latest proceedings in Lincolnshire's magistrates' courts.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a car and a house window were damaged.
A teacher and educator, who discovered the benefits of meditation, is running a series of classes to help people relax and unwind.
Work has started on premises for a new NHS dental surgery due to open next March.
An event was held to formally a GP surgery's new name and supporting signage.
A fire crew gave care to two casualties after a road accident this afternoon.
Relieved residents hope they have saved their homes from the bulldozers after 10 months of fighting.
The results are in for the Stamford and Grantham constituency.
Sir John Hayes has retained the seat with a significant majority.
Green Party candidate for South Holland and the Deepings gives his reaction.
Oftsed report praises staff for having 'high expectations of children'
Tributes have been paid to a hugely respected teacher who taught at three primary schools and two secondary schools.
Santa's grotto and selection of seasonal games raise funds for primary academy
