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Butlin’s Skegness celebrates decade of charity fundraising with Great Ormond Street hospital
Butlin’s Skegness has rounded off a landmark year of fundraising for Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH), marking ten years of partnership with the children’s charity.
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MP steps in over sudden Spilsby Post Office closure
Concern has been raised following the sudden temporary closure of Spilsby Post Office, with residents and businesses expressing worries about access to essential services in the town.
Two-and-a-half hour closed-door meeting held over Skegness litter fine controversy
A two-and-a-half hour meeting held behind closed doors has taken place between Skegness Town Council and East Lindsey District Council (ELDC) following continuing concerns over litter enforcement in the town.
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CCTV appeal after two people arrested following serious assault in Skegness
Lincolnshire Police arrested a 29-year-old woman and a 21-year-old man in connection with the incident
'Town is open for business': Record-breaking Expo signals strong season for Skegness
A record number of stands helped draw more than 200 visitors to this year’s East Lincs Expo in Skegness, organisers have confirmed.
Police appeal after serious assault on Skegness seafront
Police are appealing for help from the public following a serious assault in Skegness which left one person requiring hospital treatment.
Six-hour snow warning issued for part of Lincolnshire as temperatures plummet
The Met Office has issued a yellow snow warning for part of Lincolnshire
Get on board for fun, budget-friendly Valentine’s Day trips in Skegness
Valentine’s Day is here, and if you’re looking for a fun – and wallet-friendly – way to treat that special someone, Stagecoach East Midlands has got you covered.
Man summoned to court following fatal A52 collision near Skegness
The collision led to the death of a 23-year-old man
COLUMN: Vows after Valentine’s Day - why pre-nuptial agreements are about clarity, not cold feet
Joining your life, your aspirations, and your assets isn’t without its challenges, which is perhaps why more and more spouses and civil partners are choosing to secure their shared future by creating a pre-nuptial agreement.
'Riders can expect warm welcome': Motorcyclists urged to sharpen skills as BikeSafe Lincolnshire returns for spring
With brighter evenings on the way, motorcyclists across Lincolnshire are being encouraged to sharpen their riding skills as BikeSafe Lincolnshire launches its latest round of courses.
'The egg industry has changed dramatically': Fairburns cracks 75 years — despite mounting pressures on farming
Lincolnshire egg giant Fairburns is cracking 75 years in business — reaching the milestone despite mounting pressures that are forcing the farming sector to change faster than ever before.
'Apprentices bring fresh ideas, energy and can-do attitudes': Nominate your rising stars during Apprenticeship Week
The spotlight is shining on the county’s apprentices, employers and training providers — as nominations open for the Greater Lincolnshire Apprenticeship and Skills Awards.
Inquest opens into death of motorcyclist involved in Skegness collision
He had been riding his black Suzuki motorbike when the collision took place
What is a tourism tax and why is Andrea Jenkyns against it?
Many cities are introducing the new levy, although some fear it will harm businesses
Expect delays at road closures and traffic restrictions announced across Lincolnshire
Motorists across Lincolnshire are being urged to plan ahead as a series of temporary road closures and traffic restrictions are set to cause disruption and delays.
'When carers thrive, the people they support thrive as well': Carers’ voices shape future support across Lincolnshire
Carers from across Lincolnshire have joined council, NHS and voluntary sector leaders to explore new ways of improving support for the county’s 70,000 unpaid carers.
Local entrepreneurs invited to showcase the best of Lincolnshire business
The Lincolnshire Business Showcase, in partnership with the Federation of Small Businesses, returns this April to champion the region’s entrepreneurial spirit.
Skegness thief who nicked £400 of meat from M&S ends up behind bars
David Harkness was already banned from the stores he targeted
Plans to merge police forces could threaten public safety, Lincolnshire PCC warns
Marc Jones said the proposal to merge the current 43 police forces down to about 12 would "not make Lincolnshire better"