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Invitation for men to 'experience hot flushes' at Hull event (opens the original)
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Partners of women going through the menopause are being invited to experience one of the symptoms at a forthcoming support event. At the Menopaus'ull Support Network event in Hull next month, health group Over The Bloody Moon will be taking one of its MenoVests, allowing people to experience a hot flush – one of the symptoms of the menopause. Sarah Weichardt, who co-manages the project, said: "We're particularly interested in getting men along to come and experience the MenoVest, just so that th
Rural crime gang jailed over Lincolnshire burglaries (opens the original)
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Members of a "highly organised" rural crime gang who filmed videos of themselves laughing and boasting about their crimes have been jailed. The five men, Zamuel Mallinson, Benjamin Barnes, Richard Rowles, Jordan Howard, and Ryan Mumby, from across across Lincolnshire, were linked to 13 burglaries and three thefts, with losses valued by officers at almost £800,000. These included the theft of three quad bikes belonging to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI). Det Sgt Adam Petty, of Linc
Not just a phase: the enduring appeal of emo (opens the original)
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When My Chemical Romance headlined Wembley for three sold-out shows in July, for many it was a trip down memory lane to a time when they classed themselves as "emo" - wearing black, having piercings and listening to alternative music. But for others, this was never just a phase of their youth. This was a way of life. Sophie Baxter, 31, from Hull, describes herself as alternative and runs a social group for "emos, goths and moshers" to meet like-minded people who "understand where you're coming f
Heckington solar farm approved despite public objection (opens the original)
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A proposed solar farm in rural Lincolnshire has been approved by the government despite public concern. The Beacon Fen Energy Park, near Sleaford, is capable of powering up to 130,000 homes. Approving the project, John Wheadon from the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero said there was an "urgent need" for the proposed development. Reacting to the news on social media, Conservative MP for Sleaford and North Hykeham, Dr Caroline Johnson, said the approval was "another kick in the teeth for
Lincolnshire teacher jailed for sexually abusing teenage boy (opens the original)
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A former teacher has been jailed for four and a half years after admitting to having sex with a teenage boy. Emily Drury, 26, was sentenced at Lincoln Crown Court after pleading guilty at an earlier hearing to five charges of sexual activity with the boy. A victim impact statement from the boy, read out in court, said he went through something "no child should ever have to experience". In mitigation, barrister Jeremy James described Drury's offending as an "uncharacteristic, fantastical relation
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