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As Lockdown rules become less restrictive across the UK, many martial arts clubs breathe a sigh of relief as they open up their doors for full contact training for the first time in over a year. Fighters up and down the UK are back hitting pads and sparring with their...

The passing of May 25th marked the one year anniversary of the murder of George Floyd, a 46 year old black man, at the hands of those who were sworn in to ‘Protect and Serve’.    Black Lives Matter Protests occur all over America. Photo Credit:Clay Banks   Not Long...

Fly-tipping was high on the agenda before Marc Jones was re-elected as Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner. It's described on the government's website as 'illegal dumping of liquid or solid waste on land or in water.' Marc Jones has made it clear to LSJ News that this is an issue...

It is fair to say that David Attenborough, and the likes of other great environmental activists has left an ever-lasting impression on current and future generations with their impactful and influential campaigns, documentaries, and docu-series, but what more can be done in order to protect and preserve our planet and is what we’re doing enough...

Lincoln City have announced that they are parting ways with shirt sponsor, Peregrine, ahead of the launch of their new kit for the 2021/22 season. The break with the South African holdings firm comes as plans are made for the club to feature five shirt sponsorship partners next season. The...

The Everyman Cinema in Lincoln is one of many cinemas to reopen this month, screening a mix of family favourites and big awards winners. The cinema has been met with enthusiasm and support by many local film-goers. Sebastian Mann sat down with Carl Frith, the General Manager at Everyman Lincoln, to...

The Steep Hill florist, The Arbour, is starting to see increases in bookings as coronavirus restrictions are being eased. The busiest month coming up for weddings in Lincolnshire is July, with the florist often booked for numerous deliveries on the same day. “People are still hesitant about bigger weddings,” according...

Despite festivals such as 2000 Tree's and Boomtown having to cancel their events this summer due to the lack of a government-backed insurance policy, organisers of Lincoln hard rock festival Call of the Wild have reassured gig-goers that they will go ahead as planned. The festival will see names such...

Upload is an annual tradition within the graphic design course at the University of Lincoln, however, Upload 21 has been forced online due to COVID-19. Annika Rabone, Chair of Upload 21, said: “Unfortunately, due to COVID, the whole event will be online. However, this has allowed us to have live...

Local music festival Beyond the Woods are running a competition for up-and-coming artists to open their 'Good Karma Club' stage at the festival this August. The competition, on the Beyond the Woods instagram page this Thursday, will be judged by Radio 1 presenter, Abbie McCarthy and singer-songwriter, Alfie Templeman. Prospective...

COVID-19 has impacted tourism in Lincoln, but Visit Lincoln are hopeful for the bounce back of the sector