The rise of Lincoln’s sober clubbing scene
Young people in Lincoln are no longer relying on alcohol to make their nights out fun. According to a UK survey by YouGov and The Portman Group, 44% of 18–24-year-olds…
Lincoln's Premier Student Newspaper
Young people in Lincoln are no longer relying on alcohol to make their nights out fun. According to a UK survey by YouGov and The Portman Group, 44% of 18–24-year-olds…
As students, we've ALL got exams coming up or essay deadlines looming. So, to keep your head clear, here are seven reasons why you should give 'Dry January' a shot.
There's no denying we could all use a little help when it comes to keeping our new year's resolutions, so to make 2017 be your best year yet Eliz Salih…
It’s not a secret that the most exciting time of your student experience would not be the studies you did, but the drunken nights you can’t remember.
The Go Sober campaign lasts for the whole of October and requires participants to take a month-long break from alcohol in order to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
More than two-fifths of students who experience sexual harassment say it happens every night they go out, according to research commissioned by alcohol responsibility campaign Drinkaware.
One university student who took part in Dry January reveals the benefits and effect it offered her. Caitlin Lyth reports.
Believe it or not but new research shows that Dry January and cutting down on your alcohol intake could produce health benefits.
Written by Caitlin Lyth and Rebecca Marrow. Learn how to be merry and celebrate the season with this cheeky cocktails.
Written by Rebecca Marrow and Caitlin Lyth Halloween will soon be fast approaching and we all know what that will mean. Costumes, most definitely and parties are also very likely.