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Drone users across Lincolnshire are being warned about the potentially fatal risks of flying near overhead power lines and substations.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will visit Boston tomorrow (Monday) to announce a £21.3 million investment in Pilgrim Hospital’s A&E department.

A staggering number of homes across the county have sat empty for longer than six months - with new figures showing which district has the highest proportion.

Picture the scene - you’re enjoying a sunny swim in the sea when you catch a glimpse of a shark-shaped silhouette in the water near you.

Over 2,000 Lincolnshire school children experienced the excitement of a live orchestra when the Embassy Theatre hosted a special event last week.

Dozens of homes have been evacuated and a ‘major incident’ declared for parts of Lincolnshire as flooding still causes chaos across the county.

Services for children and families in Lincolnshire are ‘outstanding’ with a ‘clear commitment to do the best for children’ - according to Ofsted.

Homes have been flooded, rivers have burst their banks and people have been left stranded amidst the heavy rains causing floods across Lincolnshire today.

Dramatic footage of the rescue of two men on an inflatable blown one and-a-half miles out to sea at Chapel St Leonards has been released by the RNLI.

A Lincolnshire charity has been awarded £300,000 to continue its work helping isolated and vulnerable residents across the county.

Residents in Lincolnshire will soon be able to access healthcare services more easily via new high tech video consultations.

Here we list all the restaurants, cafes, takeaways, pubs, clubs and bars in East Lindsey and Boston borough with a 0 or 1 food hygiene rating from the Food Standards Agency.

‘Multiple reports’ of orange lights seen over the coastal area of Skegness and Mablethorpe saw the Coastguard called out last night.

Illegal fox hunting has taken place in Lincolnshire recently - according to an animal welfare charity.

Lincolnshire schools are taking part in a national campaign to tackle the ‘rising obesity problem’ - and encourage children to eat more fresh vegetables.

Severe flooding, pandemics and terrorism are just some of the emergency scenarios Lincolnshire could face, according to a new ‘risk register’.