Article 4 still up for consultation
Local legislation that would see restrictions imposed on the number of properties converted to student homes still has an uncertain future.
Avoid debt this Christmas with new council campaign
It is well known that students are prone to suffer from debt throughout their university life, especially during the festive season when there is pressure to buy gifts, food and…
SU: housing restrictions would have “greater economic impact” on Lincoln
Despite stating in January that restrictions on student housing and other multiple occupancy households were "unlikely to happen", now SU President Brian Alcorn is having to deal with the issue…
Further delays? Lincoln footbridges could be postponed again
For pedestrians in Lincoln, there is only one thing more frustrating than being cut off and having to wait at the level crossings – and that is the news that…
Lincoln Drill Hall goes independent
The Lincoln Drill Hall has gone independent after six years of caretaking by City of Lincoln Council. The move should allow the venue to "thrive".
City ‘gateways’ to get facelift
The Cornhill and Sincil Street areas are set to get a £110,000 revamp courtesy of Lincoln Business Improvement Group and the City of Lincoln Council.
Hilton hotel coming to the Wharf
Hilton are to begin developing a new hotel on the Brayford Waterfront, contributing to the Brayford Wharf's 'continuing regeneration'.
Students given chance to buy recycled bicycles
The university and the city council have teamed up to offer students low-cost bikes recycled by firm Cyclemagic, on Wednesday outside the SOAP Centre.