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A disabled Lincolnshire artist who uses his work to make people “laugh and then get emotional” has been honoured with an MBE.
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Good news as food hygiene ratings awarded to four South Kesteven establishmentsNew food hygiene ratings have been awarded to four of South Kesteven’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s website ...
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Lincolnshire Cheer and Dance Academy (LCDA), based in Grantham, sent its Sapphire and Royal Eagles squads to the Future Cheer ...
The versatility of the ADS makes it ideal for a wide range of recycling and recovery applications. Whether separating plastics, light paper, foils, insulation, or similar light materials, the system ...
Weston Marsh could be subject to more than one new electricity substation, it's been revealed, as consultations on two huge ...
The big cheeses of Nantwich Show are celebrating - with the return of a major Cheese competition to this year's event ...
The highest honours have gone to Sir Antony Gormley, the sculptor behind the Angel of the North, and Professor Jocelyn Bell ...
Tonight will become very unsettled, with cloudy skies and thunderstorms developing from the south. They can bring heavy downpours and with strong wind gusts along with the risk of hail. Saturday ...
A disabled patient has missed seven appointments in nine months because his pre-booked ambulance transport has failed to turn up. Roger Ellis, 87, relies on East Midlands Ambulance Service's (EMAS ...
Roger Ellis relies on East Midlands Ambulance Service to get to his appointments A disabled patient has missed seven appointments in nine months because his pre-booked ambulance transport has ...
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