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As spring is well and truly upon us, it is common to see a lot of new arrivals around Lincolnshire. Rand Farm Park are running Lambing weekends, so anyone can witness the miracle of birth and have a go at bottle feeding the newborn lambs. Hannah Rowley went to Rand...

Samantha Berry was in London at the TUC rally when the violence started, this is her report on the day's events.

The City of Lincoln Council has launched a new scheme for taxi drivers which will see them avoid a £60 fine and three points on thier licence if they pay to go on a driving awareness course, as Matt Rowland reports.

Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators marched upon the nation's capital as the Trade Union Congress planned to protest against the government's plans for cuts to the public sector. The demonstration was the largest the country has seen since 2003, when people took to the street as the UK's involvement in...

LSJ News reporters Besma Ayari, Oliver Gibbons and Chris Goss have accompanied students and tutors from the University of Lincoln, and will be reporting throughout the day as events take their course.

City Vibe has learned that mental health charity Lincoln Mind is preparing its staff and clients for closure of the service. The charity was left reeling last October by Lincolnshire's County Councils decision to cancel a contract worth 47,000 pounds a year. There are concerns that this will leave a...

Lincoln City sign Midfielder, Tom Kilbey, and Goalkeeper, Elliot Parish, on loan until the end of the season.

At least one in four women experience Domestic Abuse in their lifetime, yet a local organisation that aims to help those affected could be forced to close due to governement cuts. LSJ News' Andy Ward explains more..

Ellen Green finds out why Lincoln has missed out on making it onto the Worldwide Heritage Site list.

If you want to see Lincoln invaded by dinosaurs....then this is the story for you.

For many, reaching 50 signals the end of all physical activity. However in Lincoln, a new club is proving that stereotype wrong, Fiona McConnachie explains more...

A new art exhibition has opened at the Usher Gallery in Lincoln. The exhibit, which runs until the 30th of May, documents the production of food from planting to prodction through a collection of digital photgraphy and film. Stephanie Bird went along to find out more.