It's hoped more young people will be able to get into agriculture in Lincolnshire after a farm was left to the county's agricultural society.
Corner Farm at Carlton-le-Moorland was left to the organisation by farmer Sheila Trafford.
It's now looking for a tenant and says the rent raised will be used to help young people get into the industry.
Tickets for the latest theatre production at Lincoln Cathedral have gone on sale this morning.
In previous years, performances of Jesus Christ Superstar and Jekyll and Hyde have sold out.
This year, members of the Lincoln Theatre Company are staging Oliver!
And they're already well under way with their rehearsals:
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Police are appealing for help after a stolen bank card was used at the Post office on Brackenborough Road in Louth.
It happened on 29 March, with the purse containing the bank card being reported missing that morning.
Officers are trying to identify the man in these CCTV images:
Image source, Lincolnshire PoliceA campaign to raise awareness of a system to help people alert officers if they're in danger but unable to speak is being supported by Lincolnshire Police.
The Silent Solution system prompts the caller on a mobile to press "55" if they aren't in a position to make a noise.
The system has been in place since 2002 but many people aren't aware of it, the force says:
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Lincoln runner Lucian Allison won the city's 10K road race at the weekend - and in record time:
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He was one of more than 5,000 competitors taking part in the event on Sunday around uphill Lincoln.
Allison finished the six-mile course in 29 minutes and 29 seconds.
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Lincolnshire Police officers are due to take part in a conference in Amsterdam later to talk about the force's success using drones.
Police bosses say drones have been used in hundreds of operations in Lincolnshire and hope to share their knowledge with conference attendees.
Special Sgt Kevin Taylor, chief pilot for Lincolnshire Police's drone unit, says organisers were really keen to get them there.
"In the audience, there'll be other emergency services from around Europe, so instead of sharing our experience just with UK emergency services we'll be spreading it much further afield," he says.
Breaking news, sport, travel and weather updates from across Lincolnshire.
Read MoreThe man, aged in his 40s, crashed into a tree at a 4x4 event in Rutland.
Read MoreLincoln take another giant step towards promotion as they extended their lead at the top of League Two with victory at MK Dons.
Read MoreKurtis Guthrie scores twice to earn Stevenage a 2-0 win at Grimsby - their first in four matches.
Read MoreA late Adam Hammill own goal secures a point for Shrewsbury against fellow strugglers Scunthorpe.
Read MoreLeon Wadsworth and Hayley Fletcher are accused of killing Caroline Fisher outside a bar.
Read MoreA Lincolnshire council's stepped in at the last minute to protect 30 mature trees.
Image source, North Kesteven District CouncilNorth Kesteven District Council was alerted as felling work was under way in Ruskington near Sleaford.
Within hours, they had issued an interim Tree Preservation Order.
However, one tree had already been felled and three others topped.
Varying in age, with the oldest estimated to be more than 100, the trees are a significant feature within the grounds of Brook House.
They include sycamore, horse chestnut, cherry, ash, pine and lime trees.
Quote MessageHad officers not arrived when they did, in response to public concerns, the damage could have been more extensive than it was, and could have led to all of the trees being lost.
Andrew McDonough, North Kesteven District Council
Kevin Nix died from traumatic brain injuries after being flung from the bonnet of Alison Skingsly's car.
Read MoreLincolnshire Police want to trace this man after the theft of plant machinery.
A man hired a chipper, plant trailer and digger from a store in Whisby near Lincoln and didn't return them. It later emerged that he'd used fake ID.
The machinery, which went missing on 19 February, is worth more than £20,000.
Image source, Lincolnshire PolicePolice believe this man may have information which could help their investigation.
One of the twin boys from Boston who were taken to hospital in a serious condition last week has died.
The brothers, aged under one, were taken to hospital in a life-threatening condition on Wednesday 27 March.
A 27-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman were arrested and released under investigation.
Police say they're keeping an open mind about the cause of death.
A gyrfalcon - the largest bird in the falcon family - has gone missing from a tourist attraction in Lincolnshire.
The bird of prey, named Delta, is kept in captivity at Tattershall Farm Park near Woodhall Spa.
She was last seen yesterday lunchtime; her tracking equipment has broken.
Image source, Tattershall Farm ParkAmy Coldron from the park said: "It's out of character for Delta to disappear. She is a big bird, around three pounds in weight."
A House of Lords report says if you can solve the problem in Blackpool "you can solve it anywhere".
Read MoreA Lincolnshire woman who drove 200 metres with her partner clinging to the car's bonnet has been jailed for 10 years for his manslaughter.
Image source, Lincolnshire PoliceLincoln Crown Court heard how Alison Skingsly, 43, was convinced Kevin Nix was flirting with another woman in a pub where they were drinking.
She claimed he had hit her and had driven away for her own safety.
Mr Nix, who was 46 and had three children, climbed onto the bonnet to stop Skingsly, of Spalding, from leaving as she was over the drink-drive limit.
He managed to call the police from his phone while he was on the car's bonnet.
Skinglsy carried on driving and Mr Nix was thrown from the car, leaving him with traumatic brain injuries.
He died three days later.
Judge John Pini QC told Skingsly he was quite satisfied that she had not been assaulted by Mr Nix and it was a "serious case of manslaughter."
