One stop health shop opens on High Street
The Phoenix Health Shop, a place to get free advice regarding stopping smoking, weight management and Chlamydia testing, was inaugurated by Gillian Merron, the MP for Lincoln.
Revealed: Racism in Lincolnshire’s schools
The number of racial incidents in Lincolnshire's schools has been revealed by Lincolnshire County Council, with an overwhelming majority in secondary schools.
Large increase in penalties for anti-social behaviour in Lincoln
Just how many penalties are being issued for anti-social behaviour in Lincoln and how signicant has this risen in the past five years?
Death knell for university bursaries
Bursaries for all but the poorest of students are set to become a thing of the past next semester, as the University of Lincoln looks at ways to save money…
Student Council: railway crossing, sports centre and bursary cuts
The sixth Student Council of this year saw the problem of the rail crossing discussed, the sports centre motion concluded and proposed bursary cuts explained.
Lincoln trade unions in limbo over SU help
Students' Union president Chris Charnley was reticent to join Lincoln's Trade Union Council to back the campaign to "defend jobs, pay and services", for lecturers and students alike.
University reacts to latest HE cuts announcement
The Higher Education Funding Council for England announced the specific areas of its budget that will be affected by the HE cuts. The University of Lincoln shouldn't be in much…
NUS encouraging students to vote
The National Union of Students are encouraging student participation in this year's General Election, to make an impact on decisions about higher education.
Siren embraces the community in the new year
Lincoln's only community radio station is excited to present its 2010 line-up, with new presenters and fresh faces, set to reunite university students with the local community.
Arek Hersh’s amazing survival story
Starvation, brutality, murder, and desperation. A one man's tale of survival in one of mankind's worst atrocities, the holocaust, brought Lincoln audiences together.