Politics
Keeping Lincoln’s homeless safe as temperatures fall
Homeless people in Lincoln could get emergency accommodation to help them deal with icy temperatures this winter.
Brexit and the effect on the UK fishing industry
Paul Lines has been a long-time advocate for leaving the EU. People had many different reasons for voting for Brexit but it seems that none have felt the effects of the UK being a member of the European Union more than those in the fishing industry. Paul Lines has been...
Brexit Update: Flextension, European Elections and Legal Complications
On this political update, host Douglas M. Worth and Wesley Manta, review the latest Brexit news.
Upskirting criminals now face two years in prison
The Ministry of Justice announced on Twitter that up-skirting is now a criminal offence from April 12.
Racism: does it run deeper than the professional game?
Last night, Chelsea's supporters were allegedly heard singing a chant about Liverpool's Mohamed Salah.
A planned protest in Belfast against the decision to prosecute Soldier F has been cancelled this week.
Plans for a hundred motorcycles to travel through east Belfast in support of Soldier F have now been withdrawn, the Parades Commission has confirmed. Soldier F is the name given to the British Paratrooper facing historic charges from the Bloody Sunday riot in Derry back in January 1972. His identity...
Brexit: MP’s reject May’s ‘deadline day proposal’
Today, 29 March 2019, was the original deadline for the government to deliver Brexit, but instead another series of votes in parliament on the UK's future relationship with the European Union took place without coming to an agreement.
BROKEN NEWS: latest Brexit plan voted down by MPs
Today, 29 March 2019, was the original deadline for the government to deliver Brexit
Brexit’s D-Day (or maybe not): how did we get here?
As widely known, today was supposed to be the Brexit finish line: Britain was meant to leave the European Union for good, having triggered the process exactly two years ago.
Lincoln predicts the future of Brexit ahead of tonight’s crucial vote
People from across the political spectrum in Lincoln have been voicing their thoughts about tonight's crucial vote on the Prime Minister's Brexit deal. Following a late-night summit yesterday with the President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, Theresa May said that she had secured 'legally binding changes' to her agreement...
Thousands of New Lincoln Homes Expected
Thousands of new homes will be built in central Lincolnshire over the next five years.
Should we trust taxi drivers?
Taxi drivers should be having more extensive criminal background checks according to a report by the Task and Finish Group with support from the Department of Transport.
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