Final phase of Lincoln Cornhill’s £70m investment will see historic fish and chip shop renovated
A large-scale effort to develop and modernise the Cornhill Quarter will fund refurbishments for Sign of the Fish.
Lincoln businesses brace for a challenging winter under tier 3 restrictions
Businesses in Lincoln are set to face a difficult Christmas period, as the city now remains in tier 3 until at least December 16.
Hospitality venues uncertain on their future during second lockdown
Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the second national lockdown on 5 November, lasting until 2 December, in a devastating blow to hospitality venues in Lincolnshire.
Report shows a rise in social mobility in Lincolnshire, helped by University of Lincoln’s work
A recent report shows the University of Lincoln’s involvement in improving social mobility in Lincolnshire.
20,000 children will go hungry in Lincolnshire this half term holiday
As many enjoy a week off for half term, around 20,000 children in Lincolnshire that rely on free school meals will go hungry, according to a source from Lincolnshire County…
New COVID-19 support payment introduced for Lincoln residents
A £500 test-and-trace grant has been approved to support those who are in self-isolation across Lincoln.
Student loan repayment threshold increases to £25,000
Graduates who took out a student loan from 2012 onwards will now be able to earn more money before it paying back.
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…
Student filmmakers turn to the crowd over financing difficulties
Student filmmakers are increasingly turning to crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter to make their coursework become a reality. Is this feasible in the long term, or should universities give more financial…
Student Finance confusion for continuing students
The Student Finance website has left some students worried that their course fees had risen to £9,000 despite applying for their second or third year.