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Published: 2:47 PM March 10, 2021    Jake and Josh Trundle are looking to run 30 miles in 30 days for NHS Charities Together and Healthy Minds, which helped Josh (right) with anxiety issues. - Credit: Rickie Trundle A boy is running 30 miles in 30 days with his brother to raise awareness for those that helped him cope with anxiety issues during lockdown.  Josh Trundle of Newton-in-the-Isle near Wisbech became more concerned of how long he was exercising or taking the family dog for a walk, as well as asking how long his father Rickie would be on a run.  “I run a lot and he would always ...

Court Register: December 10-14, 2020  | Updated: 11:59, 09 March 2021 Lincoln Magistrates Court - December 10 Teresa Wilson (49), of Longs Wharf, Double Street, Spalding. Stole make-up to the value of £80 from Superdrug, Spalding, July 17, 10 weeks imprisonment suspended for 12 months, 12 months supervision, rehabilitation activity requirement, £50 compensation. Stole bedding to the value of £30 from Charmed Interiors, Spalding, November 2, 10 weeks concurrent imprisonment suspended for 12 months, 12 months supervision, rehabilitation activity requirement. Stole groceries to the v...

South Holland's traffic restrictions for the week confirmed  | Updated: 13:05, 08 March 2021 There are road closures and temporary traffic lights in place for towns and villages across South Holland during this week. For more information, check our handy guide below for possible hold-ups to your journeys. The list is compiled based on information supplied by Lincolnshire County Council. Road closures in Spalding Donington: Quadring Road, from March 10 to March 12, multiway signals; Gedney Hill: West Drove North, until March 19, road closure; Gosberton: Boston Road, until March 23, two way s...

An MP is backing new measures to protect bank branches and people’s access to cash.

Long Sutton community rallies to provide laptops and devices to support learning at home Published: 15:51, 07 March 2021 Gadgets have been provided for schools after a plea for donations to help families who need items for home learning during lockdown. The plea for laptops and tablets put out by the trustees of Long Sutton Market House was met with great enthusiasm, leading to several gadgets being donated to both Long Sutton Primary School and University Academy Long Sutton. Patricia Wells, one of the trustees, has been overwhelmed by the support. Refurbished computers handed over from Lo...