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Off-duty officer injured in hunt for Louth double murder suspect The man is believed to still be at large in Louth A cordon remains in place and a manhunt is underway for 29-year-old Daniel Boulton. | Photo: John Aron An off-duty police officer has been injured by a man in Louth, believed to be Daniel Boulton – suspected of murdering a young mother and son. At the time of writing, officers are responding to an incident in Hubbard’s Hills, Louth, where an off-duty Lincolnshire Police officer...

Floral tributes have been left at High Holme Road, Louth. | Photo: John Aron Louth’s mayor and mayoress have placed flowers outside a home where a woman and child were found dead. Local people have responded with shock following the tragic incident, and some have begun leaving floral tributes on the pavement on High Holme Road. “In our thoughts and prayers. A tragic loss,” wrote mayor and mayoress Darren and Sarah-Jayne Hobson. A cordon remains in place and a manhunt is underway for 29-ye...

A trial date has been set

Updated Joanne Markham and Adrian Smiler Hutson look through the album. (Photo: John Aron) Joanne Markham and Adrian ‘Smiler’ Hutson got married on June 28, 1975, when they were just 17 and 20 years old respectively. The photographer on the day was John Nihell, but due to a mix-up the pictures never ended up with the newly-weds. Mr Nihell, from Alford, sadly died last February, but due to the coronavirus restrictions that soon followed, his family members were unable to go into the house t...

High Street, Horncastle. Picture: John Aron Photography. EMN-210430-104838001 The Task Force, an alliance of place-making experts who are working to redefine the high street, requested that East Lindsey District Council nominate a specific local high street to receive their professional focus in order to create the best vision and strategy for the area. Having worked closely with stakeholders in the district’s market towns through their Vital and Viable programme, the district council has put...

Lincolnshire firefighters run seven miles in full heavy kit for charity A big well done to Jake and the crew! Over £2,500 was raised by a group of firefighters from Woodhall Spa Fire Station who ran over seven miles in their full heavy kit and breathing masks to raise money for charity. Jake Watson, 22, and his colleagues set off from the fire station at around 10am on Saturday, May 1. They ran to their neighbouring station in Horncastle in kit including thick fire protective clothing, heavy f...

Lucky escape as car hits lamppost and flips in Skegness Two cars collided amid Bank Holiday traffic and roadworks The Vauxhall was pushed on its side and collided with a lamppost. A car flipped onto its side and collided with a lamppost in a Skegness collision over the weekend, but fortunately nobody was injured. Two vehicles – a black Vauxhall and a blue Kia – crashed at around midday on Saturday, May 1. The incident was reported to police at 12.22pm. The Vauxhall was thrown onto its side ...

Spalding Grammar School burgled overnight A window was found smashed It was believed to have taken place between 4.44am and 5am on Tuesday, May 4. A window was smashed and a laptop was reportedly taken from the school on Priory Road. Anyone with information that could assist police’s investigations is being asked to contact officers in one of the following ways: Calling 101 and quoting reference 21000243349 Emailing [email protected] and use the same reference as above in the subject box Cal...

Jury clears teen driver over triple fatal crash They deliberated for just under six hours Flowers laid at the scene in tribute to the Welton Cliff crash victims. | Photo: Connor Creaghan for The Lincolnite A newly qualified driver has been cleared of causing the deaths of three of her passengers after her overloaded car left the road and collided with a tree. Kasey Boulton, 19, who had passed her driving test less than a month before the collision, had five passengers in her Vauxhall Astra incl...

This story is over Council bosses mourn loss of trade for nearly 25% of businesses as £200m handed out in grants Will they be able to open the doors again? Photo: Ellis Karran for The Lincolnite Lincolnshire bosses have mourned the closure of nearly a quarter of the county’s businesses as nearly £200 million has been paid out to support the economy. Lincolnshire County Council’s executive portfolio holder for economy Councillor Colin Davie told the authority’s executive during a live v...