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Two people hurt as car crashes into Skegness Travelodge (opens the original)
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Two people have been injured after the car they were in crashed into a hotel, police have said. Lincolnshire Police said it was called to the Travelodge on South Parade in Skegness at about 18:45 BST on Thursday. Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue also attended and said the car had gone into the fire escape wall. A Travelodge spokesperson said: "All customers and colleagues were safely evacuated while fire officers checked the building. The hotel is now open and repair works are being arranged." Polic
Thousands of people in North Lincolnshire affected by water issue (opens the original)
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Thousands of people in North Lincolnshire have been affected by water supply issues due to burst pipes overnight. A number of schools have been closed for the day, including John Leggott College, Messingham Primary School and St Hugh's School. Anglian Water said 36,000 customers in Scunthorpe and the surrounding area were impacted after two pipes burst, which temporarily stopped water flowing into the local storage reservoir. A spokesperson thanked people for their patience and said: "We're real
Couple get engaged in shark tank at Skegness Aquarium (opens the original)
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Love is in the water for a couple who got engaged in the shark tank at Skegness Aquarium. James Walsh, from Wendover, Buckinghamshire, proposed to his girlfriend Paige Cook while they were taking part in a diving-with-sharks experience he had bought her as a Christmas present. James said he chose the Lincolnshire aquarium as it was "somewhere different, somewhere unique, and somewhere memorable". Paige added: "This [was] the best day of my life. I've always wanted to go scuba diving and swimming
Story behind the Flamborough shipwreck revealed at low tide (opens the original)
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At first glance, it resembles a rocky outcrop beneath chalk cliffs, but a closer look reveals a shipwreck. The SS Rosa sank off Flamborough, East Yorkshire, in 1930 and the remains, including a large boiler rising above the seabed, were captured on camera at low tide last week. So how did ship meet its fate? Dr Robb Robinson, a maritime historian, has been tracing its story. He said the Rosa was built in South Shields in 1915. Originally given the practical name C64, it was used by the Royal Nav
Starlink broadband pilot targets Lincolnshire's rural 'not spots' (opens the original)
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Elon Musk's Starlink satellite system is set to be used to improve farmers' broadband connections during a pilot scheme. Lincolnshire County Council said it wanted to purchase and install Starlink facilities for so-called "not spot" properties that do not have access to fibre broadband. The council owns a County Farms Estate, comprising about 16,500 acres and 149 holdings for tenants. Paul Lock, executive councillor for the economy, said: "This pilot will help us see whether satellite broadband
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