Suzy Lawson

England

Multiplatform Journalist at BBC

Multiplatform Journalist for BBC News. From Hull, live in Lincoln.

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'Crufts has been my world for almost 50 years'

1 month ago | bbc.com | Suzy Lawson

'Crufts has been my world for almost 50 years'Simon Spark/BBCDiana Sterling has been breeding dogs since 1975A champion dog breeder has said she is retiring after nearly 50 years of her pedigrees clocking up hundreds of wins at Crufts. Diana Sterling has been breeding dogs since 1975 and her pooches have won 240 champion awards at the world's most famous dog show since she began competing in 1977.
'People buying fake parts online are risking lives'

2 months ago | bbc.com | Suzy Lawson

'Fake airbags made me wince' - mechanicBBCPaul Jones says he refuses to fit parts people have bought themselves without a safety guaranteeMotorists who buy fake vehicle parts online are putting their lives at risk, a mechanic has said. Paul Jones, who owns PC Automotive in Lincoln, said he was being asked "on a weekly basis" to fit parts that have been bought cheaply on the internet and claimed many of those were either faulty or not safety tested.
Louth in the limelight as it becomes location for new film starring Simon Pegg and Minnie Driver

2 months ago | grimsbytelegraph.co.uk | David McKenna |Suzy Lawson |Deborah Hall

The pretty market town of Louth is about to have the spotlight turned on it. A film crew of around 70 people is expected to arrive in the town in February to shoot a new British film that will star Hollywood names including Simon Pegg, of Star Trek, Mission Impossible and Shaun Of The Dead fame, and Oscar nominee and Good Will Hunting actor Minnie Driver. The film, Angels In The Asylum, is set in the 1940s and said to be inspired by real events.
Town to feature in film starring Pegg and Driver

2 months ago | msn.com | David McKenna |Suzy Lawson

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'We're a forgotten community, no one is listening'

Jan 9, 2025 | yahoo.com | Nathan Hemmingham |Suzy Lawson

Residents of a street in Lincolnshire say they have been abandoned by the Environment Agency after being hit by flooding for a second time in two years. One family in Lindholme, Scotter, which runs alongside the River Eau, demolished their house and rebuilt it following flooding in 2019, while another homeowner said the value of her property had fallen by 40% since flooding in October 2023.
Grandma scammed after booking Lincolnshire holiday on Facebook

Sep 25, 2024 | bbc.com | Suzy Lawson

Tracy Canham thought she had booked a trip to Lincolnshire and almost lost hundreds of pounds.
Homeless organisation sees rise in demand for food

Aug 27, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Suzy Lawson

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Lincolnshire Police

May 20, 2024 | bbc.com | Suzy Lawson

Police use lorry cab to detect driving offencesBBCPolice are using an unmarked lorry cab to spot people committing driving offences on the A1 in LincolnshireMore than 100 vehicles were stopped during a week-long operation in which police used an unmarked HGV cab to spot driving offences on the A1 near Grantham. Lincolnshire Police said 124 vehicles were stopped during the week of action in May and 141 offences were "dealt with".
Calls for major Lincolnshire road to be upgraded to a motorway

Mar 14, 2024 | bbc.co.uk | Suzy Lawson

There have been calls for a major road in Lincolnshire to be upgraded to a motorway, with supporters claiming it will reduce the number of accidents. There have been almost 1,000 crashes on the A1 between Peterborough and Blythe since 2015, according to transport research group Midlands Connect. The organisation said 64 people died in those incidents. Anita Davies, who runs a truckers' cafe in Colsterworth, said crashes regularly caused long delays on the route.
Lincolnshire: Plan submitted for WW2 amphibious vehicle museum

Jan 23, 2024 | bbc.co.uk | Suzy Lawson |Eleanor Maslin

An application has been made to build a museum in Lincolnshire to house a World War Two landing craft. The Buffalo LVT (landing vehicle, tracked) was dug up by volunteers in Crowland in 2021. The amphibious vehicle was brought to Lincolnshire to be part of flood defences in 1947 - but was swept away and sank in a muddy hole. Volunteers dug it out, restored it and have applied for planning permission to South Holland District Council.