Lincolnshire Police appeal for witnesses

Saturday, 24 January 2026 09:55

Source: Lincolnshire Police Facebook page

Lincolnshire Police are appealing for witnesses after a cyclist died in the early hours of yesterday morning

on the A1 north of Grantham. Investigators believe the man, in his 40s, was struck by two different vehicles at Foston and are appealing for dashcam footage and eyewitnesses to the incident which took place in the early hours yesterday at around 12:50 in the morning as they try and determine what happened. The road was closed for much of yesterday as specialist officers examined the scene.

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