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Over 2,000 vulnerable people across Lincolnshire have been “offered an essential lifeline” by Good Neighbour Schemes (GNS) and other groups since lockdown started, according to recent statistics.
Struggling live music venues, theatres and museums in Lincoln are among the list of sites able to access emergency grants, following a government pledge of £1.57 billion – but it…
Lincoln is set to take a financial hit following the cancellation of this year’s Christmas Market due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
As some businesses in Lincoln begin to open their doors once more, others have been left waiting, confused by unclear regulations.
For years, university has come with two expectations for incoming students: education and socialising. Now, due to the threat of COVID-19, half of the experience has been all but wiped…
Lincoln residents have complained about an increase in litter – including personal protective equipment (PPE) – as more people spend time in outdoor public spaces during the COVID-19 lockdown.
After almost three months of forced closure, Lincoln’s independent shops have re-emerged, welcoming back their local customer bases.
Lincoln’s MP has said that the coronavirus lockdown can’t go on “indefinitely” and that the economy needs to be given a chance to “bounce back.”
With the Government ordering people not to leave their homes other than for three essential reasons, many of us find ourselves with more time on our hands than we’ve ever…
The University of Lincoln Students’ Union (SU) has said it will close all its venues and cancel all activities for a minimum of the next 12 weeks due to the…