Carholme Ward sees a sizeable drop in crime
The Carholme Ward has seen a drop in crime from October to November, but crime numbers for the year have risen slightly.
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The Carholme Ward has seen a drop in crime from October to November, but crime numbers for the year have risen slightly.
Confusion and doubt surrounds Lincolnshire County Council’s scheme to put up talking warning signs around Lincoln’s West End.
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Carnage came to Lincoln on November 9th, without actually bringing any carnage to the city, much like the previous event earlier this year.
Crime figures have fallen sharply for the West End, in comparison to the same period last year. But Lincolnshire Police are advising students to keep on their toes with security.