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Lincolnshire Police spit guard stock image | Photo: Steve Smailes for the Lincolnite A man was arrested after allegedly attacking a bus driver in Lincoln before spitting in a police officer’s eye. The incident was included in a social media snapshot of what Lincoln Police’s Argentina team, NC14 response, and Lincoln centre policing team had to deal with on Wednesday, May 5. C group response officers attended the incident on Newark Road and the city council’s CCTV tracked down the suspect. Officers located the individual and placed him under arrest. However, he refused to handover items ...

The Buffalo was carefully manoeuvred onto a trailer before being transported to a nearby restoration site. An amphibious vehicle that was recovered from below ground after 74 years in Crowland has been sent to a restoration site, and the man who found is in search for a museum to house it. The Buffalo LVT (landing vehicle trapped) spent 74 years underground after it sank during an operation to construct a temporary dam. It was one of 30 amphibious vehicles placed in a horseshoe formation to shore up a breached bank, though only sixteen of them remain in place for flood defences to this day.

Monday 1 March 2021 With the start of its fourth season another ratings hit, Unforgotten has firmly embedded itself in the nation’s affections. A police drama with an emphasis on cold cases, it’s cunningly constructed as a jigsaw puzzle that draws in strands over the course of each series, gathering apparently unconnected people who are all linked to a past crime. At its heart is the relationship between detectives Cassie Stuart (Nicola Walker) and Sunil ‘Sunny’ Khan (Sanjeev Bhaskar), but the structure also takes us into the lives of a set of characters separated by time and geograp...

Cork City Council warns of flood risk Cork City Council is warning that there is a risk of flooding in parts of the city this weekend. Cork City Council is warning that there is a risk of flooding in parts of the city this weekend.   A high astronomical spring tide will occur at 6.40am on Saturday morning, and the local authority said this tide is predicted to cause minor localised flooding along low-lying quays such as Morrison’s Quay, Fr Mathew Quay, Fr Mathew St, Union Quay, Trinity Bridge, South Terrace, Rutland St, Sawmill St, Lavitts Quay, Kyrls St, Kyrls Quay, Crosses Green, Proby�...

Cork City Council workers commence precautionary gritting as cold snap sets in