Lincolnshire breaking news: Latest updates

The top stories from Lincolnshire so far today include:

• The company which makes ejection seats for the RAF has been fined £1.1m following the death of a Red Arrows pilot.
• Police say there's no threat to local community after arrest of a 46-year-old man in Lincoln who is being held on suspicion of being a member of a banned neo-Nazi group.
• There are plans to spend an extra £9m on fixing potholes and road repairs in Lincolnshire.
• The future of Louth Hospital remains uncertain despite it getting a cut of nearly £4m for improvement works.
• Lincolnshire County Council is raising its share of council tax bills by 4.95%.

An investigation's under way after a garage in Grantham was robbed earlier this week.

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A man entered the Jet Garage on Manthorpe Road at about 20:50 on Tuesday and made demands of staff, police say.

Anyone with information about the robbery or who witnessed what happened is being urged to come forward.

Get your thick coat ready - it's going to be a cold weekend!

Here's the latest forecast:

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A fisherman with a broken leg has been rescued by a crew from the RNLI in Skegness.

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The UK Coastguard requested the launch of the stations Shannon class all-weather lifeboat shortly after midnight along with its own rescue helicopter to assist in evacuating the injured man from the 40ft vessel.

The boat, with three people on board, was operating in the Wash when an incident on board left the skipper with a broken leg.

He was taken to Boston’s Pilgrim Hospital for treatment.

The father of a Red Arrows pilot who died when his ejection seat activated during pre-flight checks has been speaking after the sentencing of the manufacturer.

Flt Lt Sean Cunningham, 35, was ejected while conducting pre-flight safety checks at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire in 2011.

The parachute on the seat did not then deploy and the airman was fatally injured.

Martin-Baker Aircraft Ltd previously admitted to breaching safety laws at Lincoln Crown Court and has now been fined £1.1m.

Following the sentencing, Jim Cunningham said his son's death could have been avoided:

The message of BBC Radio Lincolnshire's Save a Life campaign continues to spread.

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Last year, the radio station worked with St John Ambulance and the LIVES charity to train more than 20,000 people in lifesaving CPR skills.

Although the campaign was wrapped up last year, LIVES is continuing and has now trained almost 1,000 people in just eight weeks.

The future of Louth Hospital remains uncertain despite it getting a cut of nearly £4m for improvement works.

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The money is being spent on safety improvements and dementia friendly areas.

But BBC Radio Lincolnshire has been told the future of the hospital site is still being discussed, and the work has no bearing on any decision.

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Commissioners will be working to look at decisions for future planning for care services across Lincolnshire, but I think for us we're really focused on what we're delivering now."

We love the dramatic contrast in this photo of a cloudy Cleethorpes beach today.

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There's still a chance of some sunny spells this afternoon though!

The A15 north of Lincoln has reopened.

It was closed in both directions between Caenby Corner and Kirton in Lindsey after a lorry carrying potatoes overturned.