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A 32-year-old man has been missing from his home in Boston for over two weeks.

David Brocklesby was last seen at his home in the Lincolnshire town on March 23 and reported missing two days later.

He has medium length light brown hair and is thought to be wearing a black puffer jacket.

Lincolnshire Police are appealing for help to find David and anyone with information is urged to call 101 quoting reference number 406 of March 25.

A man was arrested and a toy gun found after reports of a man on the loose with a weapon in Scunthorpe.

Humberside Police officers attended Cottage Beck Road in Scunthorpe at 5.30pm on Sunday, April 11, where a search was conducted. Armed police were also reportedly in attendance.

A toy gun was recovered and a man was arrested on suspicion of possession of a firearm and possession of a class A controlled substance.

Humberside Police said: “We’d like to thank people in the area for their patience whilst we dealt with this matter.”

Pubs will be able to reopen for outdoor service on April 12 as part of the Prime Minister’s roadmap out of lockdown, and these Lincoln pubs will be ready for customers.

Hospitality venues have been closed since November in the second national coronavirus lockdown, but are now preparing for a return to business next month.

Once pubs reopen on April 12, customers will no longer need to order a substantial meal with drinks, but they will need to order, eat and drink while seated outside.

Pubs will also no longer need a 10pm curfew, and customers can meet in a group of up to six people from different households, or a maximum of two households can meet to form a group.

While some pubs will not be able to return on April 12 due to not having an outside area available, they will be waiting for May 17, when pubs and restaurants can reopen for indoor service.

There are a considerable number of pubs in Lincoln, however, that have announced they will be reopening on April 12.

The rolling list includes:

• Bar Unico
• Bentley’s Bar
• Craft
• Dog and Bone
• Five Bells (Bassingham)
• Harrows Inn (North Hykeham)
• Horse & Groom
• Inn on the Green (Ingham)
• Nosey Parker
• Penny Farthing (Timberland)
• Pyewipe Inn
• Queen in the West
• Ritz (Wetherspoon)
• Royal Oak (Scopwick)
• Shoulder of Mutton (Ruskington)
• Slug & Lettuce
• Stags Head
• Tap & Spile
• The Adam & Eve
• The Adam and Eve (Wragby)
• The Advocate Arms (Market Rasen)
• The Barge (opening Friday, April 16)
• The Barge & Bottle (Sleaford)
• The Birdcage
• The Blacksmiths Arms (Bracebridge Heath)
• The Bottle and Glass (Harby)
• The Bottle and Glass (Scothern)
• The Bugle Horn (Bassingham)
• The Bull (Bracebridge Heath)
• The Butcher and Beast (Heighington)
• The Chequers (Potterhanworth)
• The Cross Keys (Stow)
• The Dandy Lion
• The Duke William
• The Electric
• The Ferry Boat (Washingborough)
• The Gatehouse Inn (Bracebridge)
• The George (Langworth)
• The George (Market Rasen)
• The Golden Eagle
• The Jolly Brewer
• The Imp & Angel
• The Inn (Woodhall Spa)
• The Lincoln Green (North Hykeham, opening Friday, April 16)
• The Lincoln Imp
• The Lincolnshire Poacher
• The Lion & Royal (Navenby)
• The Lion and Snake
• The Lord Harrowby (Grantham)
• The Mailbox (now delayed until May)
• The Morning Star
• The Outback Steakhouse & Bar (Marshchapel)
• The Plough (Bracebridge Heath)
• The Red Lion (Digby)
• The Red Lion (Dunston)
• The Royal Oak (Aubourn)
• The Royal Oak (Martin)
• The Royal William IV (Lincoln)
• The Ship Inn (Horncastle)
• The Star & Garter (Metheringham)
• The Swanholme Tavern
• The Tempest (Coleby)
• The Tower Hotel
• The Turks Head (Heighington)
• The White Hart (Nettleham)
• The White Hart Inn (Metheringham)
• The White Swan (Market Rasen)
• The Witch and Wardrobe
• Treaty of Commerce
• Trebles
• Waggon and Horses (Branston, delayed until end of April)
• Wildwood
• Woodcocks (Burton Waters)

If you own/run a pub and are getting ready to reopen, please email [email protected] to be included in the list.