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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’.

A cardboard cut-out of Donald Trump, a pork chop, and a bag of condoms were among the 38 million items left behind on East Midlands Trains last year.

An improved ambulance response service for people who have fallen is being piloted in Lincolnshire - at a cost of £300,000.

A £1.8 million sea defence project to protect Lincolnshire homes, businesses and farmland from future flooding has been completed.

Cases of syphilis across Lincolnshire have more than doubled in just a year, says Public Health England (PHE).

Almost 500 brave souls ventured thought the dark rooms and creepy corridors of Gunby Hall for its Haunted Halloween event on Saturday.

Firefighters are used to being called out to rescue cats stuck in trees - but they don’t get many call-outs for BBC presenters trapped in their bedrooms.

A casting company is looking for extras to appear in ITV’s upcoming ‘Wild Bill’ drama which begins filming in Boston on November 7.

Visually impaired people in Lincolnshire are being invited to see if they are eligible for a free specially-adapted audio device from a leading blind charity.

A member of the public swam out to help a kayaker after they ran into trouble with the strong tide at Anderby Creek near Skegness.

Like a scene out of Baywatch - an RNLI lifeguard has saved the life of a young boy who fell unconscious in the water at Ingoldmells, near Skegness.

It’s shaping up to be an ‘egg-treme’ challenge in Sahara dessert heat so hot you could fry an egg on a car bonnet.

From sheep shearing to egg throwing - young farmers from the county demonstrated their competitive spirit to entertain the crowds on Saturday.

Fears that common countryside words will forever disappear from children’s vocabularies has inspired a campaign by Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust.