Samuel Simpkins, from Sleaford, killed Gemma Whitehead when he crashed into a tree last year.

The heart-shaped seat is part of a series of Valentine-themed events in Sleaford town centre.

An investigation is under way after firefighters were called to Sessions House in Sleaford.

Businesses and Sleaford Town Council are disappointed with the changes made in the centre of town.

People will be able to take old electrical items to local drop-off points.

Samuel Simpkins, 38, pleaded guilty to causing the death of Gemma Whitehead by careless driving.

Lincolnshire County Council say CCTV cameras will be installed outside 10 schools.

A newcomer to the Lincolnshire village says he cannot believe how loud the chimes are at night.