It's currently based at Tedder Hall in Manby, but the authority says it may have to relocate in the latest move to offset significant government funding cuts since 2010.
Leader of the council Craig Leyland (pictured) says the authority's keeping its options open:
Quote Message: We know the running costs for this building are very expensive and a number of facilities within the building are coming to the end of their life." from Craig Leyland Leader, East Lindsey District Council
We know the running costs for this building are very expensive and a number of facilities within the building are coming to the end of their life."
Final preparations as Collingham Show countdown continues
The team behind Collingham Show is busy setting up for the big day tomorrow.
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The event, between Lincoln and Newark, includes vintage vehicles and livestock among the attractions.
Collingham Show is now in its 167th year and organisers say it "retains a strong agricultural identity and has evolved to include a variety of attractions, traders and competitions".
Swimmers to cross Humber to raise cash for rescue boat
Swimmers are expected to crossing the Humber Estuary this weekend to help raise money for a rescue service.
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They're due to swim between Barton, in North Lincolnshire, and Hessle, in East Yorkshire, on Sunday to raise funds for the Humber Rescue Service.
Dave Roberts, a coxswain with the charity, said: "It doesn't look too far when you look across the river, but they're swimming perhaps one and a half or two times the width of the river because of the tides."
Pedal power marks RAF centenary in Lincolnshire
To mark the RAF's centenary this year, 100 cyclists have been riding over 60 miles across Lincolnshire.
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They set off from RAF Coningsby this morning and were aiming to get to RAF Scampton by lunchtime.
They were doing it to raise money for RAF charities.
Lost purse containing £20 returned after 31 years
A purse which was lost in South Lincolnshire 31 years ago has been handed back to the family of the owner.
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It was found by a man in Market Deeping in 1987 but he only remembered to hand it in recently when he was moving house.
By using social media, the local policing team was able to find out who it belonged to and hand it back.
Quote Message: There was £20 plus change still in it Unfortunately those notes are now out of circulation, but I'm sure they can get them changed at the bank." from Insp Ian Martin Lincolnshire Police
There was £20 plus change still in it Unfortunately those notes are now out of circulation, but I'm sure they can get them changed at the bank."
Have you seen this man?
Lincolnshire Police are appealing for help in tracing this 32-year-old man.
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Benjamin Norries, who has no fixed address, is wanted in connection with alleged witness intimidation.
Anyone with information about his whereabouts is being asked to contact police.
Scunthorpe British Steel workers' 'shock' at job losses
Steelworkers say they had felt "quite optimistic", but now managerial and administrative roles in the town could be lost as part of the planned restructuring.
Steelworker Alan Kirkpatrick said: "It's come as a massive shock for us. We've had two really good years making money then all of a sudden they tell us they're losing 400 jobs."
His colleague Ian Linklater said: "Today's just been a shock to most people.Things were going well for us, everybody was looking up."
British Steel employs 5,000 people and plans to reduce roles at its operations in the UK, Ireland, France and the Netherlands, although it's not known how many jobs will go in North Lincolnshire.
Chief financial officer Gerald Reichmann said there would be a "significant impact" on the Scunthorpe site.
Ancaster recycling site fire continues to cause delays
Motorists are being warned to expect delays in the Ancaster area this afternoon because of this morning's fire in the area.
Crews have been at Mid UK Recycling at Barkston Heath since just after 01:00.
The incident has now been scaled down to four fire crews:
The Dutch village of Den Ham is planning a three day event across this weekend to remember Flt Lt Les Knight who took off from RAF Scampton 75 years ago, but never returned.
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His aircraft went down, but he is said to have sacrificed his own life for his crew by telling them to bail out and, at the same time, saved the village of Den Ham by steering his doomed Lancaster bomber away from them.
Flt Lt Knight who four months earlier had been involved in the famous Dambusters Raid, is buried in the village.
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Final preparations as Collingham Show countdown continues
The team behind Collingham Show is busy setting up for the big day tomorrow.
The event, between Lincoln and Newark, includes vintage vehicles and livestock among the attractions.
Collingham Show is now in its 167th year and organisers say it "retains a strong agricultural identity and has evolved to include a variety of attractions, traders and competitions".
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Swimmers are expected to crossing the Humber Estuary this weekend to help raise money for a rescue service.
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Pedal power marks RAF centenary in Lincolnshire
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They set off from RAF Coningsby this morning and were aiming to get to RAF Scampton by lunchtime.
They were doing it to raise money for RAF charities.
Lost purse containing £20 returned after 31 years
A purse which was lost in South Lincolnshire 31 years ago has been handed back to the family of the owner.
It was found by a man in Market Deeping in 1987 but he only remembered to hand it in recently when he was moving house.
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Flt Lt Knight who four months earlier had been involved in the famous Dambusters Raid, is buried in the village.
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