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Winter has arived with the earliest widespread snow in 17 years. Worst hit is the east of England, yet Lincoln still remains snowless.

Mobile phone game Angry Birds is to get its place on Xbox and Playstation.

The Friends of Lincoln Castle want new volunteers. We went along to see what makes a good guide...

Kathryn Hall gives you the latest news stories in Lincoln.

  Students at the University of Lincoln are making their feelings heard against planned rises in university fees with a protest in Lincoln's city centre. The march started at 1.30pm from Castle Square, and will end at the offices of the Students' Union on the university campus.  Under current plans, universities will...

If Pudsey is in town, it must be time for students at the university to do their bit for Children in Need!

Lincoln Ice Rink is back in town to get you in the mood for Christmas. Running from Thursday 25th November to Sunday 2nd January, people of all ages are invited to come along to City Square, behind Wilkinsons.  If you would like to buy tickets, visit Lincoln-on-ice.co.uk where you can...

The Lincoln Choral Society is one of the longest-running choirs in the city, and one hundred and four years since its inception, is still going strong.  This Saturday sees the choir perform at Lincoln Cathedral in one of their annual concerts.  Alex Blackburne spoke to two members of the society...

Lacrosse is often seen as a female’s sport, but here at the University of Lincoln, the men’s team is keen to prove that it is very much a man’s game. Carmen Shillam went along to training this week and spoke to Luke Venneear and Joe Griffiths, captain and vice captain...

The countdown for Christmas is well under way, and the Christmas shopping has started for most of us. For those who aren't too sure what to get, pop down to the craft and gift fayre at the Epic centre this weekend. this fayre brings some wonderful unique stalls for those...

Community centres are perfect for bringing local people together, in an era where many people don't know who their next door neighbours are. Lauren Lewis went to IMPart community arts centre which invites anyone to come and join in with arts and crafts, and have a cup of tea.

Photo: Doris Banham Dog RecueThis week, a new market stall is coming to Lincoln's indoor market. The Doris Banham Dog Rescue has been given a stall to sell bits and bobs to help try and raise money for the cause. By law, dogs that are 'not wanted' can be put...