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The climb up the treacherous hill was tiring but as the chiming of bells got louder the higher I walked, the sense of fulfilment came as I reached the top.

Whilst a blanket of grey clouds hung over the Cathedral on early Sunday morning and the icy wind hit us with a fierce determination, the people of Lincoln stood together in solidarity. 100 years since the First World War ended, we have not forgotten. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MD82NLhUnw8 By 11am, Cathedral Square had become...

Homelessness in Lincoln has almost tripled – with nearly 150 more people sleeping rough compared to last year. According to figures from Lincolnshire County Homelessness Strategy, ran by City of Lincoln Council, Lincoln city centre has the highest rates of homelessness in the county. The nights are drawing in and...

This historic site was built in 1918 and contributed to the war effort during this time, through the large-scale manufacturing of aircraft engines.

Lots of  young women feel unsafe on the streets every evening.

Animal charities say that it is not just fireworks that scare our pets. Data published by Dogs Trust shows that 49% of dogs show signs of fear when loud noises occur.

In the age of “girls protecting girls”, one Lincoln University student has taken to social media to offer a helping hand to women worried for their safety on the streets of the city centre.

Debating the issues of the death penalty in the United States of America.