Lincoln midfielder Bayliss signs new deal
Comments Off on Lincoln midfielder Bayliss signs new dealLincoln City midfielder Tom Bayliss signs a new three-year deal with the League One club.
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‘Pigeons are not vermin, they’re very intelligent’
Comments Off on ‘Pigeons are not vermin, they’re very intelligent’North East Lincolnshire Council says it wants to change the public image of pigeons.
‘Promotion bid achievable for Grimsby’ – L2 club-by-club preview
Comments Off on ‘Promotion bid achievable for Grimsby’ – L2 club-by-club previewBBC Sport correspondents assess the strengths and weaknesses of all 24 teams competing in League Two this season.
Cadet scheme launched to ease care worker shortage
Comments Off on Cadet scheme launched to ease care worker shortageLincolnshire-based Walnut Care will provide training for 17 and 18-year-olds over the summer.
Learner drivers shift to automatics for EV future
Comments Off on Learner drivers shift to automatics for EV futureDriving instructors in Lincolnshire say more people are choosing to learn in automatic vehicles.
Reform declares war on county’s net-zero projects
Comments Off on Reform declares war on county’s net-zero projectsMP Richard Tice and Lincolnshire mayor Andrea Jenkyns say they will fight green energy plans.
Eight-month wait for £4.5m hospital ward to open
Comments Off on Eight-month wait for £4.5m hospital ward to openScotter Ward at John Coupland Hospital, Gainsborough, is still waiting for its first patients.
Sam, the ‘country’s oldest meerkat’, dies at 20
Comments Off on Sam, the ‘country’s oldest meerkat’, dies at 20The matriarch has been living at a zoo in Lincolnshire since being rescued more than 10 years ago.
South Ormsby Estate want you to pick your own peas
Comments Off on South Ormsby Estate want you to pick your own peasPeas too short to machine-pick, so South Ormsby Estate invite you to pick your own!
Jenkyns to host county version of Great Exhibition
Comments Off on Jenkyns to host county version of Great ExhibitionThe Reform UK mayor says the event – inspired by the Victorian original – will promote Lincolnshire.