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A complaint had been made about SKDC finance chief Councillor Adam Stokes. A South Kesteven and Lincolnshire County Councillor has had a complaint made against him regarding an “apparent failure” to declare his private shareholdings with two companies. The Grantham & Stamford Labour Party has called for an investigation into Conservative Councillor Adam Stokes, Portfolio Holder for Finance & Resources on SKDC. In a press statement, they said Councillor Stokes had been appointed as a director of the council-owned company Leisure SK company, but did not disclose financial interests in two companies they said “could potentially be directly the beneficiary of council funds distributed by this new company”. ....
The Strait & Narrow in Lincoln has launched brand new cocktails ahead of welcoming back customers next week. The popular bar is preparing to reopen again at 12pm on Monday, May 17 in line with the government’s roadmap and the new cocktail menu includes 21 new drinks, as well as a long list of classics. The new offerings include a rum-based Tiki Blazer, a Far East Side with Roku Gin, a Watermelon Sugar, the new and improved Pornstar Martini with transferrable tattoo, and even Eat The Rich which guest stars white truffle oil and a cheese infused spirit. The new and improved Pornstar Martini comes with a transferrable tattoo. | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite ....
Motorbike theft from Hereward Street in Bourne Published: 06:00, 08 April 2021 A Honda CBR 600 motorbike was stolen from from Hereward Street in Bourne on Monday night or early on Tuesday. Anyone with information should call police on 101 referencing incident 276 of April 6. Alternatively call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111 or visit www.crimestoppers-uk.org Police are asking for witnesses and information ....
Former primary school headteacher from Bourne denies child sex charges | Updated: 13:36, 04 February 2021 A former Lincolnshire primary school headteacher today (Thursday, February 4) denied child sex charges when he appeared before Lincoln Crown Court. James Shawley, 44, who was headteacher at St Bartholomew Primary School in West Pinchbeck, pleaded not guilty to attempting to engage in sexual communication with a 14-year-old child. He denied two charges of attempting to incite a child to engage in sexual activity. Lincolnshire Crown Court Shawley also pleaded not guilty to a fourth charge of attempting to arrange or facilitate the commission of a child sex offence by arranging to meet someone he believed to be a 14-year-old child in Huntingdon with the intention of having sex with the child. ....