Fire at Ingoldmells pub
Fire crews are still on the scene at a blaze at a pub in Ingoldmells which broke out last night.
At its height 60 firefighters were tackling the incident at the Bell Inn. One person has been treated for smoke inhalation.
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Large fire at Lincolnshire pub
Lincolnshire Fire Service is dealing with a major fire at what's reported to be a pub in Skegness. Eight fire engines are on the scene of the blaze on Anchor Lane in Ingoldmells.
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Top beach award for popular Midlands tourist destination
Skegness Central beach has been given a top tourism award for its cleanliness by litter campaign group Keep Britain Tidy.
The beach, which is popular with tourists from the Midlands, has met new European Union standards. It's one of 55 beaches across the UK to be awarded a Blue Flag.
Keep Britain Tidy operations director Richard McIlwain said: "We campaign to improve the quality of our local environment and we know that communities love their beaches and understand what an asset they are for their towns' economies.
Search continues for missing man from Skegness
Police and volunteers are continuing to search for David Leman who disappeared three days ago.
He was reported missing after his dog was found near Skegness' Gibraltar Point.
Detectives are also searching for him in the town and are reviewing CCTV from this time of his disappearance on Monday morning.
David Leman is of mixed race, around 6ft tall with a shaved head. He is thought to have been wearing jeans and a hooded jacket.
Missing man from Skegness
Police are appealing for help to find a man who went missing after taking his dog for a walk in Skegness.
Coastguard crews and a rescue helicopter have been searching nearby coastline for David Leman, 51, who parked his car on South Parade yesterday morning.
He's described as being mixed race, 6ft tall with a shaven head.
Full report: The 'life saving' parrot
Barbara Smith-Schafer, from Skegness in Lincolshire, claims that her pet parrot, Dominic, is a 'life saver'.
The parrot frantically flaps his wings and gnaws at Barbara's shoulder if he notices pauses in her breathing.
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"We realised he was keeping me alive"
Barbara Smith-Schafer talks to ITV News about her pet parrot, Dominic, who she claims has saved her life.
In pictures: Dominic the parrot
Dominic the parrot a 'life saver'
The famous saying goes that a dog is a man's best friend. However, ask Barbara Smith-Schafer and she'll tell you that her best friend is her parrot.
Barbara suffers from a sleeping disorder and claims her African Grey parrot has been a 'life saver' after learning to read the signs of her illness.
Dominic the parrot, who lives in Skegness in Lincolnshire, frantically flaps his wings and gnaws at Barbara's shoulder if he notices a dangerous pause in her breathing.
Caravan park searched
Police in Lincolnshire are questioning a man about the disappearance nearly eight years ago of Anne Simpson, from Leicester.
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