Edith Smith: The woman who changed policing
Comments Off on Edith Smith: The woman who changed policingBased in Grantham, she was the first female police officer with the power of arrest.
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Armed police sent to town after man chased from car
Comments Off on Armed police sent to town after man chased from carMan is chased from his car by group wielding golf clubs during incident in the town on Friday.
Man appears in court charged with attempted murder
Comments Off on Man appears in court charged with attempted murderScott Marriott, 30, remanded in custody at Lincoln Magistrates Court on Saturday.
New road plans to be examined at public enquiry
Comments Off on New road plans to be examined at public enquiryThe North Hykeham relief road would complete the ring road network around Lincoln.
Festival celebrates Grimsby’s seafaring heritage
Comments Off on Festival celebrates Grimsby’s seafaring heritageEntertainment will be on offer in Alexandra Dock at the free festival.
Crime falls in town centre, council says
Comments Off on Crime falls in town centre, council saysThe fall is down to Safer Street initiatives, North East Lincolnshire Council says.
GB’s Hunt second in 200m at Rome Diamond League meet
Comments Off on GB’s Hunt second in 200m at Rome Diamond League meetGreat Britain’s Amy Hunt runs a season’s best time to finish second in the women’s 200m at the Diamond League meet in Rome.
Charity ‘deeply concerned’ about hospital’s stroke advice
Comments Off on Charity ‘deeply concerned’ about hospital’s stroke adviceSuspected stroke patients have been advised not to attend Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital.
Boston reject Hartlepool move for manager Coughlan
Comments Off on Boston reject Hartlepool move for manager CoughlanBoston United reject an approach from fellow National League side Hartlepool United for their manager Graham Coughlan.
New UK AI datacentre could cause five times emissions of Birmingham airport
Comments Off on New UK AI datacentre could cause five times emissions of Birmingham airportExclusive: emissions from power-hungry warehouses at Lincolnshire facility expected to be 850,000 tonnes a year
A vast new datacentre to feed Britain’s rising demand for artificial intelligence could cause more greenhouse gas emissions than five international airports.
Elsham datacentre in Lincolnshire is on course to cost £10bn and its 15 power-hungry computer warehouses are projected to release five times the carbon dioxide of Birmingham airport, including from take-offs and landings.