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Move would secure future of steel production at Scunthorpe but raise questions over future of blast furnaces

The business secretary, Peter Kyle, has backed a shift to cleaner electric arc technology at the state-controlled British Steel plant, raising questions about the future of the UK’s last remaining blast furnaces.

Kyle said the government was “keen to see that transition happen”, as he works on a new steel strategy, which is expected to be published in December.

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Sleaford Museum is releasing book book taking readers down ‘memory lane’ with reminiscences of local bygone life.

Police believe a man who they want to speak to in relation to an arson investigation could be in the Louth area.

A Wainfleet club has been left ‘absolutely amazed’ after being crowned runner-up in the Community Spirit Awards at the National Young Farmers Achiever Awards in Birmingham.

The £14.8 million project to revamp a rundown part of Boston continues to make ‘significant progress’, Boston Borough Council has reported.

The Google Pixel 10 Pro, available through Vodafone Business, offers practical features designed to help small business owners manage their working week more smoothly.

One unitary authority for the county area to make things ‘simpler, smarter, and more joined-up’ could be the way forward in proposals for the reorganisation of eight Lincolnshire councils.

Poppy power took on a whole new meaning when BBC Radio Lincolnshire came to Skegness as part of their 1,000-mile three-legged walk challenge for Children in Need.

A cyclist was reportedly seriously injured in a collision in Skegness.

Pupils at a village school have got on their bikes in a sponsored cycle to help educate a pair of children in Africa.