Lincolnshire tackling Parkinson’s through the power of dance
Dance for Parkinson’s will start this month at the One NK leisure centre in North Hykeham as the result of a cash injection. The Hub Dance will run this.
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Dance for Parkinson’s will start this month at the One NK leisure centre in North Hykeham as the result of a cash injection. The Hub Dance will run this.
A Lincoln mum has opened a charity shop to continue her daughter's legacy. Stacey Southwell's daughter Sophie died from medulloblastoma in 2016 when she was 12.
Students and Lecturers gathered on November 28th in the Cargill Lecture Theatre to listen to an informative talk by Dr Aboud Humayel.
A recent study has revealed a concerning decline in attention spans among today's generation, with modern technology playing a significant role.
New drivers are being cautioned against vaping while driving, as the habit could lead to fines of up to £2,500, penalty points, or even a driving ban.
Lincoln's High Street was packed with excitement as festive sparkles hit the city.
The Co-operative is investing £200,000 to provide the staff members with body cameras at 99 food stores and 44 pharmacies.
A Lincoln homeless charity has been forced to expand its services because of a surge in demand.
New data has highlighted the difficulties faced by patients in the Midlands trying to access NHS dentistry, with 99.3 per cent of those seeking care reporting they were unsuccessful.
Sleep Easy 2025 is set to take place on Friday, 7 March 2025, challenging participants to brave a night under the stars in support of a critical cause.