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General Practice have opened their latest exhibition this week which is being hosted on campus.

StopSO website Photo: Aaron Renfree StopSO provides therapy to people who are at risk of committing a sexual offence. The charity has raised £6,000 and hopes to raise £80,000 to be able to run for the next year. 3 therapists are based in Lincolnshire and 4 people from Lincolnshire received...

The old BHS store Photo: Aaron Renfree 6-months on from BHS’s closure in Lincoln, the High Street gains two more casualties. Dorothy Perkins and Burton are both set to close in April. Lincoln High Street is becoming a place of boarded up shops, with BHS’s old building still not housing...

Today's stories: Article fifty has been triggered by Prime Minister Theresa May which will start the UK's departure from the European Union. Sixty motorists were stopped by police for using their mobile phone across the East Midlands during a national week-long campaign. Lincoln City suffered another minor set-back in their...

Today's top stories: The Lincoln Knight's Trail will be launched tonight. A new twelve sided pound coin will be released tomorrow. And Lincoln City regained their place at the top of the National League on Saturday following an impressive comeback win over Forest Green Rovers. https://youtu.be/UAYhJQCEsh8

Today's top stories: West Parade police station in Lincoln set to close, Lincoln City face title-rivals Forest Green Rovers tomorrow, and it's Red Nose Day today. https://youtu.be/emsa9nGQutU

It's world poetry day today and so we teamed up with the locals to celebrate the work of a local poet.

Today's stories: A freedom of information request by LSJ News has revealed that the number of drink driving offences in Lincoln is at its lowest level for six years. The City of Lincoln Council is launching a new landlord accreditation scheme to help promote better quality accommodation in the city....

There's a new play coming to the Drill Hall and it's all about self reflection. The play asks for people to write letters of advice for their younger selves and submit them to the theatre company. A selection of those letters will then be read out on stage. The play will...

Today's top stories: Prime Minister Theresa May will trigger Article 50 next week, Lincoln Castle will become more autism-friendly next month, Over 2000 people attended the International Bomber Command Centre's open day at the weekend. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y03fFfTyhMo&feature=youtu.be

Today's top stories: Princess Diana officially opened Lincoln's Waterside shopping centre 25 years ago today Lincoln City could still head to Wembley for the first time in the club's history There are more than a 100 million old five pound notes in circulation, but soon you won't be able to...

Today's stories: Karl McCartney's general election campaign expenses are under investigation. However he denies any wrong doing. An appeal for information has been launched by Lincolnshire Police following a burglary at the International Bomber Command Centre. Lincoln City fell to a 2-1 defeat to York in their FA Trophy semi...