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Everything you need to know about Greater Lincolnshire elections Thursday, May 6

Police scratch heads as Horncastle ram raiders leave empty handed

Police scratch heads as Horncastle ram raiders leave empty handed The petrol station is back open A police cordon was put in place after the ram raid at Boston Road Service Station in Horncastle. | Photo: John Aron Investigations are still ongoing as police try to establish the circumstances of a ram raid at a petrol station in Horncastle where the offenders left empty handed. A gaping hole was left in the wall at the Boston Road Service Station and debris strewn across the forecourt after the incident on Bank Holiday Monday. A police cordon was put in place after the incident was reported to officers at 3.26am.

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Students put county s election candidates in spotlight on environmental issues - and you can watch

LCCS students litter picking in Skegness and raising awareness of the hustings. Lincolnshire Climate Conscious (LCCS) students are hosting ‘LCCS Live’ the night before the county and parish elections on Wednesday, May 5 - and to spread the word they have been litter picking.. The group of teenagers made history during the 2019 General Elections by holding the only hustings in the county, earning praise for their efforts from the Boston and Skegness MP Matt Warman, who took part in the event. This time the line-up from across the county is: Robert Park, Labour - Carholme: Chris Moore, Blue Revolution - Skirbeck; Matt Parr, Greens - Hartsholme ; Marianne Overton MBE, Lincolnshire Independents - Bassingham and Welbourn; Billy Brookes, SUDS - Skegness South; Anton; Dani, Tory (Mayor of Boston) - Boston North Nick Parker, TUSC - Park

Marc Jones on PCC re-election goals and unfinished business

Current Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones. Marc Jones, incumbent Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), will fight to keep his position to continue his “unfinished business” and challenge four other candidates in the PCC elections on May 6. The PCC role oversees the strategy and finances of the police force and hires and fires chief constables, who are responsible for the daily policing operations. Mr Jones (Conservatives) was the second elected PCC of Lincolnshire in May 2016, and the role is paid £65,000 per year. Labour City of Lincoln councillor Rosanne Kirk, David Williams from Lincolnshire Independents, Liberal Democrat Ross Pepper and Reform UK party member Peter Escreet are the other Lincolnshire PCC candidates.

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