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Coronavirus has taken its toll on the world and the effects are now more disruptive than ever with events across Lincolnshire being cancelled. This comes after schools in Ireland are to be closed for two weeks to stop further spreading of the virus, responsible for 460 cases in the country ...

Lincoln City not expecting postponements despite Coronavirus fears. Lincoln City media manager Terry Hibberd has said they aren’t expecting any games to be called off during the rest of the season, despite the growing threat of Coronavirus. Lincoln City fans will be able to keep enjoying watching their team play. ...

Two cases of the coronavirus were confirmed in the UK last week. Photo: Anna Parkinson The patients are both members of the same family, and were taken into Castle Hill Hospital in Cottingham near Hull, just 90 minutes from Lincoln. The University of Lincoln has issued a statement to all ...

Grey cat looking into the camera. Feline coronavirus has been infecting cats in the UK for years, with many felines becoming infected with the illness and getting over it without their owners even realising. However, feline coronavirus can mutate in some cats to become Feline Infectious Peritonitis, or FIP. This ...

According to a national survey by Hiscox, 53% of small to medium businesses across the UK have been the victim of a cyber attack in the last year. The latest Audit report for the Lincolnshire County Council, they said that cybercrimes were one of the main threats to the organisation. ...

https://youtu.be/ExJtU0uKFHw   Spiralling energy costs are hitting High Street businesses harder than the Covid-19 pandemic.   The #BusinessSOS campaign was joined by Lincoln BIG (Lincoln Business Improvement Group). An afternoon on Lincoln High Street - Photo: Rose Ankunda Lee Roberts, Operations Manager at Lincoln BIG said "...When the campaign was ...

The visitor survey will run until September 2022 and will give Lincoln businesses an idea of what tourists look for when visiting the city and wider areas within Lincolnshire. Laura Freer, head of marketing at Visit Lincoln explains why this survey is so important for the county. “The purpose of ...

The idea of meeting friends and family in a virtual world is a rather daunting phenomenon for many people but seems inevitable following on from the coronavirus pandemic. We began to see the future of socialising when something called the Metaverse was announced by tech billionaire and CEO of Facebook, ...

On March 23rd 2020, Prime Minister Boris Johnson first addressed the nation about coronavirus, advising that we should all "stay at home" under a national lockdown. Approaching the pandemic's two year anniversary, has life really returned back to normal after the ease of all covid restrictions just a couple of ...

Nurses are having to manage with the new surge in cases (Unsplash.com) Coronavirus cases in England are beginning to rise yet again, with the number of people testing positive for the virus at its highest level in six weeks. A total of 17,162 people tested positive for the coronavirus in ...

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 ...