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My Lovely Lincoln: great gigs make city music venue top of the pops
Faye Jennings is the commercial operations manager at The Drill music venue in Freeschool Lane Q: What’s your favourite thing about living in Lincoln? A:...
My Lovely Lincoln: cathedral, curry and cocktail bars make for perfect day
Sam Cage, 23, is a marketing officer at Lincoln Cathedral Q. What’s your favourite thing about living in Lincoln? A: If I had to pick...
Ukulele band raises hundreds for Spalding Flower Parade 2025
Almost 100 people enjoyed a toe-tapping evening when the Ukulele Orchestra of Spalding performed at the town’s Broad Street Methodist Church. The 32-member band were...
New charity shop to open in Lincoln
A new charity shop, Sophie's Journey, is due to open up in late November on Newark Road in Lincoln. The owner, Stacy Southwell, who founded...
Businesses on Lincoln High Street struggle as rising drunkenness disrupts operations and deters customers.
Lincoln High Street bars on a Thursday night Drunken behaviour stemming from local bars has become a concern for businesses on Lincoln’s High Street, affecting...
New East Midlands Emergency Services Football League: “A release from the stressful jobs”
A new football league has been set up for emergency services across the East Midlands. The league will see various branches of ambulance, police...
‘It will cause public outrage’: Calls to ban pints in pubs met with horror in Lincoln
Beer-lovers in Lincoln have expressed horror at the idea that pubs may have to stop selling the humble pint. Researchers at Cambridge University have found...
Lincoln United: Memorial Match for Club Legend John Wilkinson
Lincoln United are hosting a memorial day for club stalwart John Wilkinson. On Saturday, July 6, an Allen Crombie XI will take on a Brendon McDaid...
The Farage Factor: what the Reform leader’s electoral return means for the Tories – and the future of British politics
Over twenty points behind in every poll, set for a record defeat and staring years of political oblivion in the face, you’d be forgiven for...
Lincoln students set up pro-Palestine encampment on university campus
Students at the University of Lincoln have started an encampment on campus in support of Palestine. The Palestine Solidarity Society put up tents in front...
Fewer bills, better health: living off-grid on the rise across the UK
The act of an individual transitioning to a more simplistic, stripped-back way of life can be categorised as living off the grid. As a definition,...
Major mental health crisis looms as Lincolnshire farmers fear for future
An astonishing 95 per cent of young farmers say poor mental health is the biggest hidden danger in agriculture today, according to the Farm Safety...
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