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- Jul 22, 2026
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Calling children in from play sparks noise complaint in Pinchbeck (opens the original)
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Parents say it is "absurd", "ridiculous" and "pathetic" after an official noise complaint was made about adults "shouting at children to come inside following playtime". Housing Association Amplius wrote to residents of Viscount Close in Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, to say it had received a complaint about noise. Natasha Saggs, whose daughter plays in the communal area, said: "We get complaints if children are on social media too much and they're gaming inside and they're on their tablets. Being cal
Louth parents taking 'extreme precautions' after flea outbreak (opens the original)
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Parents at a junior and infants' school say they are taking extreme precautions following a flea outbreak. LaceyField, in Louth, Lincolnshire, closed partway through Monday 13 July after what it described as a "localised flea issue". It reopened two days later and Wellspring Academy Trust, which runs the site, said two members of staff had "presented at A&E" in connection with the outbreak. The trust said a professional pest controller dealt with the issue and the school stayed closed for an add
Thief sticks middle finger up at Grantham honesty box CCTV (opens the original)
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A young thief stuck his middle finger up at a CCTV camera as he stole products worth £150 from a cake shop running an honesty box system. Lee McCann, who owns Mum Made Meals in Grantham, said the theft, in the early hours of Monday, was "soul-destroying" and had a "brutal" impact on his small business. He said it had made him question the honesty system, where customers are trusted to pay for baked goods kept in an unlocked shed. Lincolnshire Police said it was investigating the theft, while McC
Fraudster left Grantham woman penniless (opens the original)
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A woman who lost her life savings to a person claiming to be a fraud advisor says she feels "absolutely sick, distraught and foolish". Belinda Whatley, 66, from Grantham, Lincolnshire, said the scammer correctly identified her bank card number and transaction history to earn her trust. The thief then "bamboozled" her by pressuring her into making quick decisions under the pretense that he was trying to stop a fraud attempt. Whatley added: "They took everything. There wasn't a penny left. I didn'
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