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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.
Lincoln looks set to miss out on the previously planned “Castle Line” upgrade, which would speed up the train service between Lincoln and Nottingham. Earlier this year, Midlands Connect took…
Mind is one of the biggest mental health charities in the UK. It provides advice and support to people struggling with their mental health as well as raising awareness and…
Liz Truss resigned today as Prime Minister. She was in office for 45 days, making her the shortest-serving PM in British history. In her time as prime minister, she saw…
Updated 21 March, 12:45 A number of Lincoln residents were among those who gathered in London on Saturday to protest against COVID-19 restrictions.
Fourteen close friends who met at the University of Lincoln are training to run 50 kilometres (31 miles) for charity, after one of their friends was diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt…
As temperatures drop below zero, health and homelessness organisations have warned that lives will be lost this winter unless rough sleepers can find safe and warm shelter.
7.5 million pints of beer are estimated to be wasted in the U.K. during the second lockdown, compared to 70 million pints in the first lockdown.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the second national lockdown on 5 November, lasting until 2 December, in a devastating blow to hospitality venues in Lincolnshire.
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has been detrimental to countless industries worldwide, but the arts sector, devastated by restrictions, has sparked conversation, as people are becoming infuriated with the Government’s ‘blasé’…