BBC journalists among guests in journalism talk series
The "Journalists Speak out on Journalism" seres of talks continues in 2013 with more big name journalists, including Roger Mosey, David Hall and Bridget Kendall.
Lecturer to discuss whether we live in ‘The Matrix’
Professor Daniel Came is to give a lecture on Monday, January 14th on whether we live in an alternate reality, similar to that of "The Matrix". John Fernandez caught up…
Minister wants minimum price on alcohol to curb binge drinking
The government are proposing a 45p minimum price per unit of alcohol in a bid to curb binge drinking and reduce alcohol related crime and deaths. Åsmund Løvdal reports.
Lincoln Christmas Market opens its doors
The annual Lincoln Christmas Market opened its doors on Thursday, December 6th. David Wriglesworth went along.
University librarian: ‘Fines are a necessary evil’
After it was revealed that students raised almost £200,000 in two years through library fines, Ian Snowley, a university librarian, explained why fines are necessary and discussed the future of…
Library fines reach £200,000 in two years
Almost £200,000 has been raised by the University of Lincoln from library fines over the last two years. John Fernandez reports.
Police appealing for information following assault
Lincolnshire Police are appealing for information after a man was attacked by a group of men. David Wriglesworth reports.
University of Lincoln students attend national protest
Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of London on Wednesday, November 21st to protest against youth unemployment, tuition fee rises and other financial issues facing students.
Energy minister discusses meeting demands in Lincoln
Energy minister John Hayes was the keynote speaker at a renewable energy conference. Aaron Faunch reports.
Conference to highlight benefits of renewable energy
A renewable energy conference to be held in Lincoln has sparked a debate between Lincoln Greenpeace and Lincolnshire politicians. Aaron Faunch reports.