Lincolnshire Co-operative’s impressive year
Written by Gregor Smith. Lincolnshire Co-operative has published its annual business report for the 2012/13 year this week detailing a number of successes.
Schools losing their religion
Written by Luke Thompson. Religious education is one of the worst taught subjects in Lincoln schools, according to a public body.
Vegetable structure a towering success
Written by Kelly Pyart. A unique tower built entirely from vegetables was on display this weekend at Lincoln’s Farmers’ market to raise money for Lincoln Cathedral.
Lincoln remember the fallen
The people of Lincoln joined the millions across the country in a two minute silence commemorating Remembrance Day.
Historical manuscript presented to university
Written by Gregor Smith. Medieval medicine, religious texts, and a unique account of King Arthur’s death were all included in a manuscript gifted to the University of Lincoln recently.
Science café comes to Lincoln
Written by Gregor Smith. The typically British institution of the pub has been going for hundreds of years, but even that will be visited by the developments of modern science…
Waterstones banks from Lincoln Monopoly
Written by Kelly Pyart. The recently released Lincoln Monopoly has been a huge success, selling hundreds of copies at book shop Waterstones.
Makeover for Lincoln’s Walkabout
Written by Laura Wood. Australian bar Walkabout will be closing its doors on Monday 4th November, in order to refurbish the premises.
University partners with worldwide bank
The University of Lincoln has signed an exciting new partnership with one of the world’s largest banks, Santander.
University staff walk out over pay dispute
Staff at the University of Lincoln went on strike today as members of three major unions took their first coordinated strike action in a dispute over pay.