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‘It’s not my living, it’s my life’: how Lincoln sweet shop has been serving treats for half a century
In the heart of Lincoln, the beloved sweet business Sharpe's Sweets, has been spreading joy as a family for almost 60 years. Surviving market...
Environmental conservation group celebrating after council pulls out of nuclear waste talks
A local environmental conservation group is celebrating after Lincolnshire County Council pulled out of talks surrounding nuclear waste. The Guardians of the East Coast (GOTEC)...
Calls for volunteers as Lincoln’s flood crisis grows
Students from Cleethorpes Academy and John Spendluffe Technology College, Alford bring you a special report, video and podcast focusing on climate change and flooding which...
Shot put superstar – at 62: how Wragby man has become one of Europe’s top veteran athletes
Aging is inevitable. As we grow older we all succumb to the same aliments: tiredness, soreness, illness and a variety of other ‘nesses’ invade our...
‘Farmers don’t talk about things’: Lincolnshire’s rural communities facing mental health crisis, new figures show
Lincolnshire's farming and rural community appears to be facing a mental health crisis as new figures show calls to a support charity have almost doubled...
Lincoln United back in the title race after “positive” week, says Scott Hellewell
Lincoln United manager Scott Hellewell has said: “It’s back in our hands” in a week where his side got themselves back in the UCL Northern...
Blowing the whistle on fear: Lincolnshire FA aims to get more girls refereeing
Football-mad girls across Lincolnshire are being put off becoming referees because they find the male-heavy environment intimidating, a regional development officer has said. The Lincolnshire...
‘At risk of being lost’: major historic buildings under threat in Lincolnshire, says new survey
Two buildings dating back to the 15th century are at risk of being lost in Lincolnshire because of decay and neglect, according to the national...
‘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...
From pitches to pigskins: how American football is on the rise in Lincolnshire and the UK
A crisp Sunday morning sees the usual suspects. A pitch: cold as ice and as hard as concrete greets the clatter of studs walking from...
Nite Bite Cafe: how a Lincoln charity became a beacon of hope for the homeless
The chatter of friends and strangers fills the hall of St. Luke's Church as hot plates of delicious food are served. Nestled in a cosy...
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