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‘Five days in a bomb shelter’: Lincoln’s Ukrainian refugees remember Russian invasion three years on
Thirty-five days. That was all it took for the Ukrainian city of Chernihiv to fall. Halyna Wolverson remembers packing her whole life into one suitcase...
Extinction Rebellion vows to continue Lincoln protests against Barclays
Extinction Rebellion Lincoln has vowed to continue protesting in the city centre until high street bank Barclays stops financing fossil fuel projects. The environmental group...
‘Buzzing to be returning’: Lincoln looks forward to second ever soapbox race
Over half of the spaces for Lincoln's 2025 soapbox race have already been filled after applications opened on Monday. The Krazy Races event will take...
Lincoln’s biggest student boxing event returns for a second year
Wilder Fight Night Lincoln is back after the hugely popular and successful Round One in February last year and is now being hosted at the...
‘A little bit overwhelming’: New Lincoln bakery hits the sweet spot during busy opening
An award-winning Lincoln bakery has opened its first shop three years after it was founded as a delivery-only business. Just Bake It has been run...
Fighting their way to success: how one college is using boxing to inspire student achievement
Skipping ropes hitting mats. Boxing gloves smashing against punch bags. Sweat dripping from headguards. These are just some of the things you can see at...
‘Niagara Falls was a good one’: Red Arrow pilots talk aerobatics at city social
Two Red Arrows pilots have described practicing death-defying aerobatics over Niagara Falls during a talk at the Lincoln City Foundation's Extra Time Hub. Dustin Wales...
‘A mark of respect’: councillors to begin presenting poppy wreaths at Remembrance services
Councillors attending Remembrance Day services every November will present poppy wreaths to the local community after a new motion was approved. Members of North Kesteven...
‘A big challenge’: Lincoln Cathedral’s 85th dean relishing historic new job
Rays of light stream across the city of Lincoln, the sky clear with a cool breeze. Hordes of people gather into the walls of Lincoln...
‘Paddleboarding on the Brayford’: top Lincoln councillor considers election stunt
A Lincoln City Councillor has said she would paddleboard on Brayford Pool if she were to replicate the campaign stunts of Liberal Democrat leader Sir...
‘Important for children’: councillor calls for greater religious teaching in Lincoln schools
Greater focus should be placed on religious education in schools across Lincoln, a leading city councillor has said. Chris Burke is the chair of policy...
My Lovely Lincoln: coffee culture and hidden gems make for a special city
Tia Thaker, 22, is a psychology student and a volunteer for Women’s Aid in Lincoln Q: What’s your favourite thing about living in Lincoln? One...
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