Politics
The “prison-like” fencing erected at the University of Manchester has been torn down by students
Residents of Fallowfields halls, at the University of Manchester, woke to see that their accommodation had been surrounded with 7ft high metal fencing with one...
Mudslinging, misinformation, apathetic voters: Talking political trends from national to local with a stateside journalist
Amid election hype in the United States, we caught up with local news journalist Kevin Flores, editor and co-creator of grassroots multi-media publication FORTHE, to...
LSJ News US Election 2020 Special
In a year like no other, America is voting for its next President. Will Donald Trump remain in The White House or will Joe Biden's...
How have independent businesses been affected by Coronavirus?
When the nationwide lockdown was imposed, the 62 independent shops on Steep Hill and Bailgate in Lincoln were put in a tough situation of not...
Prague – a gorgeous experience with a sinister twist
Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic which is a landlocked state in the centre of Europe surrounded by Germany, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and...
What does your Police and Crime Commissioner do?
Who is your Police and Crime Commissioner? Marc Jones is the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Lincolnshire and was elected to the post in...
Lincoln councillor calls for equality following International Women’s Day
Lucinda Preston, City of Lincoln councillor International Women’s Day, a global celebration of the social, cultural and political achievements of women, saw hundreds of thousands...
Will Brexit affect the fate of local businesses?
John Silver-wood Local craft businesses in Lincolnshire are likely to be affected by Brexit. The UK left the European Union on January 31, and a...
Everything you need to know about the 2019 General Election
With today heralding the deadline for candidates to put themselves forward for the General Election in December, LSJ News has compiled a list of everything...
Location for General Election Count Revealed
With the general election just under a month away, the City of Lincoln Council have announced where the count will be held on December 12th.
Keeping Lincoln’s homeless safe as temperatures fall
Homeless people in Lincoln could get emergency accommodation to help them deal with icy temperatures this winter.
Brexit and the effect on the UK fishing industry
Paul Lines has been a long-time advocate for leaving the EU. People had many different reasons for voting for Brexit but it seems that none...
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