City ‘gateways’ to get facelift
The Cornhill and Sincil Street areas are set to get a £110,000 revamp courtesy of Lincoln Business Improvement Group and the City of Lincoln Council.
Hilton hotel coming to the Wharf
Hilton are to begin developing a new hotel on the Brayford Waterfront, contributing to the Brayford Wharf's 'continuing regeneration'.
Top universities call for higher interest rates
Students may have to pay higher interest rates to avert a funding crisis according to a new report from the Russell Group of universities.
Why did Walkabout cancel on Rock Against Racism?
Walkabout pulled out of hosting a LoveUnity anti-racism event at the last minute. There has since been disputes about why. The Linc asked both parties for a statement.
Lincoln council hung in Labour surprise
In a bizarre turn of events, the Conservative Party lost two seats to Labour in the City of Lincoln Council elections, resulting in a hung council. Jack Dobson and Ashleigh…
Residents worried about return of racecourse
Residents in Lincoln's West End have expressed fear about new Tory MP Karl McCartney's attempts to force through plans for redevelopment of Lincoln's racecourse.
‘I don’t do magic. I’ll leave that to Harry Potter.’
Thirty-four-year-old Richard Banks is a student at the University of Lincoln and is a candidate in Abbey Ward for the Trade Union and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) in the local elections.
Students and workers on May Day march
Over a hundred people marched through Lincoln against public sector and jobs cuts on International Workers Day, Saturday, May 1st.
Conservative chairman comes to the city
Eric Pickles, chairman of the Conservative party, came to Lincoln in a bid to promote Karl McCartney's election campaign on Monday, May 3rd.
Student Council: chair reform, railway bridge and accommodation
A motion to reform the chair, plus updates on the railway bridge and accommodation were the main topics of the final Student Council of the year.