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.
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.
Former Lincoln MP back in the city
The Linc spoke to a former Lincoln parliamentary representative who is now a lord about what he thinks of Lincoln's PPCs.
Lincoln City Council staff blunders revealed
Scandal is engulfing the Lincoln City Council after it emerged staff have been falsifying timesheets and sexually harassing colleagues, among other things.
University to oust free parking for locals
The University of Lincoln is introducing a new parking scheme from June that will charge its staff and members of the public for using their parking facilities.
New Lincoln shopping centre under threat
Lincolnshire Co-operative's plans for a new shopping centre in Sincil Street have been put in to doubt after investors have pulled out of the project.
City Radio comes to Lincoln
After twenty five years of set backs Lincoln City Radio will finally start to broadcast in the next few weeks. Sam Long talks to the people behind the second community…
Why Essence and Quayside closed down for a day
Popular student bars Essence and Quayside had to temporarily suspend trading due to alleged failed toilet checks and door staff paperwork errors.
Drill Hall question time provokes debate
The Drill Hall hosted a BBC Question Time-style debate on Monday, March 15th, between three parliamentary candidates running in Lincolnshire.
County Council makes little progress on teen pregnancy
Lincolnshire County Council recently released teenage pregnancy rates in the county, but how effective has their strategy been? Shane Croucher and Emma Pearson report.