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- Church lead theft accused in court in Lincoln - Mihai Birtu, 23, is accused of 21 offences relating to a spate of lead thefts from churches.
- Prince Charles leads tributes to police officers killed on duty - Prince Charles led a national service days after the death of Sgt Matiu Ratana in south London.
- Keith Skues presents last BBC local radio show after 60-year career - Keith Skues is hailed as one of "the true legends of radio" after a career spanning seven decades.
- Murder charge over man found dying in Skegness street - The 37-year-old from Skegness will appear in court later, Lincolnshire Police said.
Local NewsMihai Birtu, 23, is accused of 21 offences relating to a spate of lead thefts from churches. Prince Charles led a national service days after the death of Sgt Matiu Ratana in south London. Keith Skues is hailed as one of "the true legends of radio" after a career spanning seven decades. The 37-year-old from Skegness will appear in court later, Lincolnshire Police said. Without intervention, officials say the centre could be threatened with closure by January. Gediminas Vaitkus, 43, was found seriously injured in the street in Boston and died days later in hospital. The charges relate to when Terry Atkinson worked with a youth project in Grimsby in the 1980s. The photo showing a mother kissing her newborn after a lockdown birth features in an exhibition. They were monitoring a gathering of about 200 people, Lincolnshire Police say. The government has announced a job support scheme for when furlough ends. People who have been in close contact with someone found to have Covid-19 are being traced. Coronavirus cases are increasing, so what are the rules on social distancing? |
Community NewsAvoid Your Home FloodingPosted by Administrator : Monday 11th March 2013
BE PREPARED OR AT LEAST HAVE YOUR ARM BANDS READY. Flooding can be devastating for home owners but some simple tips could prevent heartbreaking and costly repairs. It is important that you understand about your property and local areas, so you can be aware of any potential flooding problems in the future.
Getting Involved In The CommunityPosted by Administrator : Sunday 10th March 2013
ARE YOU INVOLVED IN THE COMMUNITY? Despite the economic downturn in recent years we have seen it has really raised the local people of the communities’ spirits and brought a feeling of togetherness. Scams On The RisePosted by Administrator : Saturday 9th March 2013
KEEPING YOU ON YOUR TOES! It is important to keep up to date and on your toes when it comes to local fraud and scams. There are so many currently out there it is important you are aware of the more common and frequent ones.
What Is Next For Our Local Public HousePosted by Administrator : Saturday 2nd March 2013
THERE IS NOTHING WORNG WITH A GOOD LOCAL. It is no secret that our local pubs have suffered in the last decade due to numerous factors such changing nightlife trends (Bars and Clubs), the recession (meaning people have less to spend), alcohol awareness campaigns, the general costs of ale and rent and increases in government tax’s on alcoholic beverages. Avoid The Local CowboysPosted by Administrator : Thursday 28th February 2013
HOW EASY IS IT TO SPOT A LOCAL COWBOY TRADER? There are numerous reasons why cowboy builders get away with their bad practices and carry on working in the community such as people not asking for verified references, no signed contract, not obtaining at least 3 other quotes to compare, clients naturally go for the cheapest quote and some residents or businesses are impatient and choose not to wait for the best builder. Dealing With Stress At WorkPosted by Administrator : Monday 25th February 2013
ARE WE GETTING TOO STRESSED AT WORK? While some workplace stress is completely normal, excessive stress can interfere with your productivity and impact your physical and emotional health. This means your ability to deal with it can mean the difference between success or failure. Local Weather |
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