Science and Technology
Plans for an RSPCA Wildlife enclosure at Boston College have been confirmed
A new wildlife enclosure at Boston College has been given the go ahead.
School children help art project with plastic waste collection
Boston's annual Big Schools Clean Up is underway once again, and this year has an 'arty' theme focused on plastic. Boston Borough Council is working with primary schools across the town to collect plastic waste from residential areas and streets. The collected plastic is going to be formed into an...
Journalist Kate Russell to present – ‘Why aren’t more girls taking up stem subjects?’
Journalist Kate Russell is to give a talk on - why aren’t more girls taking up stem subjects?
Today has been ruff! Students enlist guide dogs to reduce stress levels.
Students at the University of Lincoln attended the 'Cuddle a Fluffy' event, where guide dogs are brought in to help raise money for the charity and reduce stress levels of students.
Boston worker nominated for going extra mile
Janice Joyce has been nominated for a United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust Staff Award for her work at the Boston Pilgrim Hospital.
Inner Seasons- the next step to Women’s Empowerment
For centuries women have faced a bloody enemy which has been able to mark a victory over them every time it strikes. They are very stealthy and can cause immense pain. Their name is Periods. Everyone knows about periods and the troubles women face .They have tried many avenues as...
And the lights are off! How to celebrate Earth Hour at home
Earth Hour to return to UK on March 30.
Allergy advice for students in Lincoln
LSJ News speaks to students in Lincoln about their experience of having allergies while at University.
Lincoln Commemorates the 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11
This year marks the 50th anniversary of humanity's first steps on the moon. Lincoln has commemorated this monumental event with an exhibition featuring a sculpture of the moon situated in The Collection. The internally lit sculpture is made from detailed images of the lunar surface by taken by NASA, and...
Pupils may not be allowed to protest again
Students across Lincolnshire who skipped school earlier today to protest against climate change are unlikely to get the chance to do it again
Secondary schools to receive free sanitary products from government funding
In 2019's spring statement, Chancellor of the Exchequer Phillip Hammond, revealed that government funding will provide free sanitary products to secondary schools across the UK.
South Hykeham to host Parkinson’s wellness event
Parkinson's UK Lincoln Branch will be hosting a Wellness Event at The Bentley Hotel in South Hykeham on June 5.
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