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Music and joy filled the streets of Nottingham as the charity festival returned for its sixth year running.

The first wave of artists for the charity fundraiser festival – Beat The Streets – has been announced.

Millions of people have been driven into "clothing poverty", following months of soaring bills and stagnant inflation.

Lincoln ticket conman admits scam but avoids jail People scammed to feed gambling addiction | Photo: The Lincolnite A Lincoln fraudster addicted to gambling, who scammed 85 victims by selling them non-existent tickets to events worth up to £9,0000, has been convicted but spared jail. Jesse Wilkinson gained the trust of his victims during online chats over Facebook, which began with him commiserating with them when they missed out on tickets for in-demand events. Jeremy Janes, prosecuting, said...

Paedophile back in jail after assaulting two children and drugging another He didn’t tell the mother about being a sex offender Benjamin Johnson, a registered sex offender, has been sent back to prison for six years. | Photo: Humberside Police A registered sex offender has returned back to prison for six years after failing to comply with release requirements when he sexually assaulted two children. Benjamin Johnson, 34 and from Scunthorpe, went to extensive measures to conceal a year-long re...

| Photo: Connor Creaghan for The Lincolnite A new report, which reveals 31 people in Louth were sleeping rough last year, has highlighted how invisible the issue in East Lindsey can be. A report before the Overview Committee next Tuesday (June 1) shows that the average nightly number of people sleeping rough in the district dropped by more than 77% in three years, councillors will be told next week. An annual snapshot showed the number of people on the district’s streets on a “typical night...