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More than 100 vehicles were torched deliberately across Lincolnshire in a year, fire service figures show. Over the course of a decade, fire crews in the area were called out to over 1,000 deliberate vehicle fires, 101 of them last year. Arsonists torching vehicles are putting lives at risk and taking up time and resources from already stretched services, according to the Fire Brigades Union and the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC). Since recording began in 1981, England’s fire and rescue services have attended more than a million deliberate vehicle fires, with nearly 8,500 incidents in ...

Gilles Peterson’s Worldwide FM launches creative platform Make Art Work The website will showcase projects by individual musicians and creatives, so brands and agencies can explore and potentially develop their ideas together. Words Worldwide FM, the online radio station started by Gilles Peterson, has launched a new platform called Make Art Work, which hopes to help musicians and creatives affected by Covid-19 to have their work financed and developed. The initiative aims to offer a different route for brands and agencies to find fresh, innovative ideas and collaborators, by showcasing pro...

Spate of arsons prompts extra police patrols in Gainsborough Six arson incidents in a fortnight There have been at least six incidents of suspected arson in Gainsborough and nearby areas over the last fortnight. Lincolnshire Police has enhanced patrols in the area after a spate of suspected arson attacks and vandalism in Gainsborough, which is causing growing concern for residents and local businesses. There have been at least six incidents over the last fortnight, including vehicle fires on Sandsfield Lane and deliberate blazes at a local car firm on Trinity Street, nine trailers in Hemswel...

| Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite “Don’t panic” is the message from Lincolnshire health bosses over delays between COVID-19 vaccine doses, as it is thought efficacy of the jab could actually increase the longer the gap is. This comes as people in Mablethorpe have said they are in limbo over when they will get their second coronavirus jabs, despite waiting over the recommended time of three months. Public Health officials have said the dose gap is “purposeful” and vaccines are “working to protect individuals”, despite having a “way to go” before COVID numbers come dow...

Grantham care home to close COVID unit as transmission rates drop It will close at the end of the month A care home in Grantham will close its designated COVID-19 unit as infection rates continue to drop. Apple Trees Care Home, run by The Orders of St John Care Trust, set up the unit last year as part of an initiative led by the Department of Health and Social Care. The 16-bed unit has cared for more than 80 people since it opened in October to people with coronavirus who were leaving hospital. Due to the dropping rates of COVID-19 infection, and the continuing development of the vaccination ...