Cattle and Cane head to Lincoln
After multiple sell-out shows and a debut album that broke into the charts, Cattle and Cane are set to hit Lincoln's Engine Shed next month.
Of Monsters and Men get beneath your skin in new album
The Icelandic folk band Of Monsters and Men (OMAM) are back with their second album Beneath the Skin. It is follows on from their 2011 debut album, My Head is…
Vintage Kilo Sale is returning to the Engine Shed
On October 31, the Vintage Kilo Sale will be held once again in the Engine Shed. Returning to Lincoln every year since 2009 since it began, the sale will be…
Sexual harassment happens on every night out, say 43% of students
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.
Laurence Jones to rock The Engine Shed
Described as “Blues Rock’s youngest talent in the UK”, Laurence Jones heads to Lincoln on Sunday, October 4 to play with his band at the Engine Shed.
Judy’s Affordable Vintage Fair makes a return
As the sights of high-waisted mom jeans, sweatshirts and denim jackets fill the streets; it’s not hard to notice that vintage fashion is definitely making a style comeback. But why?
Comedy festival to take over Lincoln
This autumn Lincoln will be holding its eighth comedy festival, hosting over 20 comedy performances in Lincoln's Drill Hall, LPAC and Engine Shed.
Lincoln SU awarded for venue safety
The University of Lincoln Students’ Union officially has the second safest student union venues in the country, according to the NUS.
International students welcomed to Lincoln at new Students’ Union fayre
Approximately two hundred international students were welcomed to the University of Lincoln by the Students’ Union yesterday during the SU’s first ever international fayre.
‘Quack’ to replace cancelled ‘Get Brained’ club night
After seemingly sparse complaints about the name of a planned club night, the Students' Union have come up with a new event with benefits for student activities.