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Can you imagine sitting in class at school, legs crossed, petrified to stand up in case of the humiliating judgement of something so natural.

A variety of evening classes are being offered for adult learners at Lincoln College to broaden skills in new subject areas for adults 19 and up.

The Lincolnshire Neighbourhood Watch association has been in place for over 30 years, and was set up as a method of developing close liaison between households in Lincolnshire, the local police and local authority.

The current facility on Monks Road. Photo: Oliver Pridmore. The Nomad charity is more than halfway towards reaching its goal of opening a new homeless shelter in Lincoln. The city-based organisation, part of YMCA Lincolnshire, is appealing for donations to fund their new £1.2 million 'Lincoln Nomad Centre'. The charity...

An emergency service that helps those unable to heat their home during winter has seen a change in management at the Lincolnshire Community Foundation.

Here is a video about what the 2018 Lincoln Christmas Market was like.

A tea room with a twist has opened on Boultham Park Road.

When you’re walking alone at night, what is the first thing you think of? Is it the door slamming shut down the road? Reverberating down the entire street in the dead silence. Is it the orange glow of the street lamps casting an eerie spotlight in the cold darkness? Or...

Nearly 38,000 households in Lincolnshire are classed as being in fuel poverty and there aren't many practical solutions.

Every metre of road in Lincolnshire receives on average, £5.48 per year from central government which is used to maintain the quality of the road network. Comparing this to other counties in the East Midlands, the amount Lincolnshire recieves is about average, as Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, and Nottinghamshire all receive about...

With hundreds of TV channels, online streaming and endless other options - should the TV License be replaced with an opt-in subscription model?

High Street crossing If you live in Lincoln you will no doubt have had the awful experience of being late on a morning. Rushing through the streets and feeling the dread as the sirens start wailing signalling an oncoming train. Your pace quickens, your breath pants, your heartbeat rises, you...