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Lincoln has seen a rise in hypnotherapy as people try to tackle their mental health during coronavirus, yet many people still do not know what it is. Hypnotherapist and neurolinguistic programming Master Debbie Ison said: “There has definitely been a rise. I’ve had an awful lot more people who are ...

For many years now the residents of Newmarket have complained about the lack of variety within the town’s High Street. The area originally known for its local markets is now home to 14 gambling shops and only 7 local businesses. The plan aims to invest £1 million into Newmarket Town ...

The UK could be in for a football fiesta this summer, after Boris Johnson offered to host more Euro 2020 games, following an impressive vaccine roll out.

Over half of Lincoln residents say they will stop wearing a face mask as soon as they are no longer mandatory. According to the government ‘roadmap’ mask wearing will be reviewed before the introduction of ‘step four’ meaning we could see mask-less shopping trips as soon as 21 June. In ...

Tess Sanderson, owner of In The Laughter Locker – Find Your Happy, holds virtual laughter yoga sessions to spread positivity whilst encouraging activity.

Support for struggling Lincoln businesses will need “extension” as coronavirus restrictions continue, says City Council leader Ric Metcalfe. The nation’s third COVID-19 lockdown led to yet another disruption for many businesses around Lincoln, with only a handful permitted to stay open. With no end in sight, Ric Metcalfe has warned ...

Tottenham Hotspur legend, Micky Hazard, was aware of the amount of people struggling with loneliness during lockdown and wanted to offer support.

Following Boris Johnsons' announcement of a nationwide lockdown on the 23rd March 2020, we watched many businesses struggle to remain afloat, with only essential business remaining open, high restrictions in place reduced bustling streets to empty shops, straining businesses and even causing some to liquidate. However, during these trying times ...

The Government’s decision to place Lincolnshire into Tier 3 has forced the Donna Nook seal beach to stay closed due to social distancing concerns. Lincolnshire moved into Tier 3 after the latest lockdown ended on December 2. Alongside Donna Nook, Skegness Natureland Seal Sanctuary has also been hit by this ...

Coronavirus has hit independent businesses hard since March and many business owners have moved their businesses online and have become a great success. Clare, the owner of the bakery store, Custom Bakes, had to completely reconfigure her business after the first lockdown in March of this year, and has paid ...

The City of Lincoln Council has moved Lincoln’s Christmas Market online this year, because of the coronavirus pandemic. It will run throughout the Christmas period until January. The decision was made by the council earlier this year because the event couldn’t be made covid-safe. It has not yet confirmed any ...

The annual Christmas Sack Project is still going ahead this December despite Covid-19, to make sure families across Lincolnshire have presents to unwrap on Christmas Day. Last year, 450 families were able to attend a ‘Christmas Shop’ on Portland Street, Lincoln. Here, parents were able to fill up a bag ...