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Imps fans are remembering Jack Notty
Under planned changes to the Game Act 1831, there will be the new offence of 'going equipped' for hare coursing and powers for police to reclaim the cost of kennelling seized dogs.
An 11-inch blade was recovered by officers who searched an 18-year-old in Grantham. | Photo: Lincolnshire Police An 18-year-old man from Grantham has been arrested after police found an 11-inch knife and class A drugs in his possession. On Tuesday, April 20, officers were alerted to suspicious behaviour by CCTV operators in the town, which prompted a search on an 18-year-old man. When police searched him, they uncovered an 11-inch zombie style knife as well as a “significant amount” of class A drugs. The man was later arrested for possession of an offensive weapon in a public place, as we...
Frontline police officers in Lincolnshire offered spare COVID vaccines Left over doses are used to vaccinate the force | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite Lincolnshire’s frontline police officers are being offered doses of the COVID-19 vaccine that are left over at the end of a day. Lincolnshire Police’s force control room will be called each day with the offer of spare vaccines that weren’t used throughout the day. This is due to the vaccine not being able to be stored overnight, which would otherwise waste the doses. Rather than throw them away, the NHS will offer any leftover v...
A prolific gang who stripped the lead from dozens of rural churches across England were today jailed for a total of 22 years. The four Romanian men, who were all living in the West Midlands, targeted churches from Somerset to North Yorkshire during a two-year crime spree which left churches facing repair bills totalling more than £2million. Among those counties hit hardest during the two-year crime spree were Lincolnshire, Somerset, Cambridgeshire and Yorkshire. The thieves also took lead from churches in Dorset, Wiltshire, Suffolk, Leicestershire and Derbyshire. In March last year polic...