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As the U.K. enters its 14th week of lockdown measures, Lincoln residents with mental health problems have had a separate battle, as the pandemic leaves its mark on society mentally,…
After almost three months of forced closure, Lincoln’s independent shops have re-emerged, welcoming back their local customer bases.
Eight minutes and forty-six seconds. 526 seconds in total. In the same time, more than 2,000 children are born into a world in which lives are not classed as equal.
Amid accusations of plagiarism and dishonesty, all five elected student leaders for the University of Lincoln Students’ Union (ULSU) defended the organisation’s attempts to apologise for its failings.