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A survey of train passengers published this week revealed that East Midlands Trains, the rail company that operates trains throughout Lincolnshire, has passenger satisfaction rates of just 50 percent.
Written by Luke Thompson. This year’s upcoming Lincoln Students’ Union elections will see six candidates run for the role of Vice President for Welfare and Community. Each of them hopes…
Written by Philip Wilson-Smith. Disability campaigners held a protest in Lincoln against Atos healthcare yesterday—the company which assess the disabled needs for benefits.
Living in Lincoln has its benefits; it’s a beautiful city that’s filled with history and it has a pretty decent city centre too. However, it’s in the Midlands. Which can…
It’s the Humber Games today. LincSport will kick off their coverage at 11am when the first results start coming in and then it’s a go go for a days compelling,…
A new independent study has revealed that Lincoln is home to the country’s biggest Lego addicts. The study has came in light of the new Lego Movie, which is set…
With adverts claiming to make your lashes bigger than the Empire State Building, your skin as perfected as a baby’s and your mane as delicious as Cheryl’s, it’s hard knowing…
By Lauren Farmer. Lincolnshire YMCA and The Nomad Trust will be sleeping rough next month to help fund a new night shelter in Lincoln which is currently in its feasibility…
Written by Jonathan Hart Lincolnshire racing ace Jack Harvey has announced he’ll drive in America’s Indy Lights Series this year, after admitting his F1 dreams have been dashed by drivers…
The University of Lincoln has declared that 2014 will be the institution’s ‘Year of Science’ as it looks to expand greatly in their science provisions.