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Traders in Skegness agreed to stop selling inflatables after a spate of people being swept out to sea.

St Botolph’s Church, known as Boston Stump, has received £1,166,700 from the National Lottery.

The Prison Officers’ Association says the name change at North Sea Camp is “ill-thought out”.

As many train services axed in June return, some passengers face more delays and cancellations.

The comic says its “rebellious approach” has continued to appeal to new generations of readers.

Two people, aged in their 70s, died in the crash on the A52, on Sunday.

Andrew Riddel keeps lions and a tiger as part of his collection of 235 animals.

Pictures of Skegness feature in a major arts festival in Denmark aimed at promoting links between the two places.

People were told not to travel “due to the extreme weather conditions and signalling failure”.

England spinner Adil Rashid says former captain Michael Vaughan’s comments about his selection for the Test team “do not matter”.