Re-launched church set upon community action
The once forgotten St. Swithin’s Church has re-launched with hopes for strong community action throughout Lincoln.
Lincoln vegan shop Yellowbelly recieves top regional award
A local vegan and vegetarian shop has won a regional award after being anonymously nominated. Rebecca Marrow reports.
How students can decide next year’s election
Lincoln is a marginal seat and students can tip the scale if they chose to vote in Lincoln in 2015, writes Kamran Hussain
Lincoln civil servants strike for fairer pay
Civil servants went on strike outside a Lincoln job centre as well as other locations across the county yesterday, as part of a national TUC campaign for better pay.
Students to participate in new sleep deprivation study
WATCH: The Linc speaks to Daniel Wenman, a Psychology research assistant, about his new study, which will explore the connection between sleep deprivation and genetics.
Universities on Ebola alert
Universities in the UK are now on full alert as over 20,000 students from countries affected by Ebola may be at risk of contracting the virus.
Lincoln campaigners raise awareness of “reprehensible” EU trade deal
Campaigning organisation 38 Degrees took to Lincoln’s High Street today in order to protest the controversial Transatlantic Trade Investment Partnership (TTIP).
John O’Groats to Land’s End bike stolen
Just days after the police have issued a statement warning of increased theft, Owen Bellwood, second year journalism student, finds himself without the bike that he cycled on from John…
International students welcomed to Lincoln at new Students’ Union fayre
Approximately two hundred international students were welcomed to the University of Lincoln by the Students’ Union yesterday during the SU’s first ever international fayre.
Residents: “HMOs are threatening our community”
Members of the West End Residents Association committee have spoken out about why they want tighter planning regulations in the city.