Eleanor Maslin is a trainee reporter at LincsLive. She covers a range of topics including climate change, health and wellness, crime and justice, as well as culture and society, often intertwining these themes in her storytelling. Eleanor's work has been featured in notable publications such as Nottinghamshire Live, BBC News, and the Daily Mirror.
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Eleanor Maslin's coverage is focused on local news and events, with an emphasis on human interest stories, entertainment news, and crime in the Lincolnshire area of the United Kingdom. She frequently covers evolving stories, government announcements, breaking news, and event coverage.
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Eleanor Maslin Residents are calling for urgent work to be carried out on their road after repeated flooding.
Two men appear in court after police were called to a suspected cannabis farm in Grimsby.
Eleanor Maslin A 59-year-old cyclist has died after he collided with a car near Winterton, North Lincolnshire.
The Grantham shelter for homeless people, which opened last month, has already had positive results.
It is thought the attack in Hull on Friday afternoon involved two men known to each other.
Hull city centre's £96m Albion Square development project enters its next phase.
The pair fled the scene in Hull after leaving the woman with life-changing injuries, police say.
By: Sarah-May Buccieri, Eleanor Maslin
Many people have a deep-rooted superstition about the number but some councils insist it is used.
Entertainment venue STACK said it "mistakenly" sent out the email to all of its customer database.
Humberside Fire and Rescue Service said the road was closed amid concerns about a gas pipe.
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