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A women who recovered stolen cash from a robber after he attacked an elderly man at a cashpoint in Grimsby is being asked to get in touch with police.

It happened on Victoria Street at about 09:40 on Thursday 21 May.

It's thought the woman managed to get the money back as the suspect tried to flee from the scene.

A man has been arrested in connection with the incident and has been released under investigation pending further inquiries, police say.

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John Davis, from North Cotes, was last seen in Grimsby on 29 January:

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Visitors to a market at a Lincolnshire theme park will be subject to temperature checks and could be refused entry if they have a fever.

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The checks are part of a series of measures being put in place ahead of the reopening of the market at Fantasy Island in Ingoldmells on 3 June.

Boris Johnson announced on Monday that open air markets could reopen from the start of next month.

Other measures being introduced at the tourist attraction include limited capacity, a one-way system and a ban on pets.

Rides and other attractions at the site will remain closed.

Hospitals in Lincolnshire are starting to carry out more essential operations which aren't related to coronavirus, it's been confirmed.

Staff now feel confident there's enough capacity to rebook operations and to restart services such as supporting home births, according to United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust.

Andrew Morgan, the trust's chief executive, says they're now using some of the capacity which had previously been set aside for coronavirus cases:

From the Housemartins' rendition of Caravan of Love to Everything But The Girl's 90s smash-hit And I Miss You, people living East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire are being asked to choose their "Humber Anthem" for a new ����ý project.

The winning song will then be recorded by the ����ý Philharmonic orchestra and added to the "Great Northern Playlist", which will be made up of tracks picked from each of the 10 ����ý Local Radio areas in the north of England.

Presenter Kofi Smiles said: “East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire has produced some phenomenal musicians, from the likes of Everything But the Girl to the Beautiful South.

"We’re sure to get plenty of nominations for tunes by them, but this is about the song that most says Humber to you. Let’s find out once and for all: what is the anthem of Humber?”

Nominations run from today until midday on 28 May and the finished song will be played two weeks later on the ����ý Radio Humberside Breakfast Show.

To submit your nomination:

• Call: 08000 66 59 59
• Text: 08000 66 59 59 – start your text with "RH"
• Tweet @radiohumberside using #GreatNorthernPlaylist
• Email: radio.humberside@bbc.co.uk

Grimsby Town's Elliott Whitehouse is banned for six games and fined £2,000 for using abusive language towards an opponent.

Work on an £8m road improvement scheme in Sleaford is set to resume this week after being put on hold because of coronavirus, it's been confirmed.

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Work at the A17/A153 Rugby Club Junction will see new approach lanes and traffic signals installed aimed at reducing travel times.

Motorists are being warned of lane closures, temporary traffic signals and night-time road closures.

Bike and motoring chain Halfords is to reopen one of its Lincoln outlets as coronavirus lockdown rules are eased, it's been confirmed.

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Halfords' Lincoln Tritton store is to reopen - one of 53 of the firm's shops across the country to open its doors again - with bosses saying there's been a surge in bike sales.

The reopened stores will allow in a limited number of shoppers under a model described as "retail lite".

Halfords has been allowed to remain open throughout the pandemic and subsequent lockdown, classed as an "essential" business, but many of its stores have not been open for browsing.

The decision comes a day after the government said most non-essential retailers could reopen from 15 June.

Halfords said: "There's no timetable or deadline for doing so and the pace will instead be dictated entirely by the company's confidence it can keep its colleagues and customers safe."

The firm's chief executive, Graham Stapleton, said: "There's been a big surge in demand for our bike products and services as people have taken to cycling during the lockdown.

"We're anticipating a similar demand for our motoring products and services in the coming days, as people begin to use vehicles again that in some cases will have been off the road for many weeks."

High pressure will continue to dominate the weather, allowing for a fine and dry day throughout.

Sunny spells for most, but also a few areas of cloud and feeling warm.

Remaining largely dry overnight with clear spells and variable cloud.

Perhaps the outside chance of an isolated shower in the early hours with light winds:

'Lots of soap' is crucial, say childminders who have stayed open for key workers' children.

Two men have been arrested in connection with the discovery of a cannabis farm in Grantham, police have confirmed.

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Officers attended the address, on West Gate, at about 23:15 on Monday where they discovered the plants being grown.

A 41-year-old man and a man aged 46 were arrested and remain in custody.

Anyone with information about this is being asked to get in touch with Lincolnshire Police.