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Christmas is a time for spending with family - but also remembering those loved ones who are no longer around.

A village magazine which nearly folded last year - has risen back up to be crowned the best parish magazine in the whole of the UK.

A campaign to keep the Red Arrows in Lincolnshire and represent the local RAF in Parliament has been launched by MP Dr Caroline Johnson.

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.

A Sleaford athlete who was diagnosed with severe PTSD has just competed in an international sporting event where he met Prince Harry.

It’s time to dust off the winter hat for Jonathan Hoare, of South Rauceby - who has just ‘braved the shave’ for charity.

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

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

Creepy canines, frightening felines and terrifying tortoises are just some of the pets donning fancy dress costumes this Halloween.

A furniture restorer from South Rauceby is planning to shave off his hair in the hopes of raising £2,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support.

Staff at a hair salon in Ruskington were left smiling like Cheshire cats when an Alice in Wonderland themed fundraiser they held raised £250.

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.

Lincolnshire’s varied landscapes and landmarks are celebrated in this year’s LIVES calendar, which has just been launched with the help of two Sleaford based firms.

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

Villagers got into the spirit of the season and picked up some early Christmas presents at an autumnal craft and gift fair in Heckington.

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.

Primary school children at Kirkby La Thorpe got into the spirit of a holy visit last week by passing round ‘prayer pebbles’.

Sixty pupils at Sir William Robertson Academy in Welbourn have been given awards for their achievements over the past academic year.