Setback for West End’s talking signs
Confusion and doubt surrounds Lincolnshire County Council’s scheme to put up talking warning signs around Lincoln’s West End.
Spirit of Christmas comes to Lincoln
Smells of mulled wine, roasting chestnuts, and German sausages fill the air while the traffic in the city is moving ever so slowly -- the Christmas Market returns for another…
Hooligans and anti-fascist protesters could clash at EDL demonstration
UPDATED with video: Football hooligans from Lincoln went to the English Defence League demonstration in Nottingham on Saturday, December 5th, where violent clashes took place.
The missing interview with Lincoln MP Gillian Merron
This issue of The Linc was meant to feature an interview with Gillian Merron, MP for Lincoln. So instead we’re bringing you the questions we felt needed answering, and details…
Homeless or helpless?
Lincoln’s only emergency night shelter is busier than ever, but residents have objected to plans to almost double the centre’s capacity. In a period of nationwide hardship, why can’t we…
Christian? Muslim? Jew? Atheist? It’s Inter Faith Week
How much do you know about other faiths? Do you have a faith of your own? It's Inter Faith Week, a new scheme to aid understanding of eachother's religious beliefs,…
Victory for democracy at SU All Students Meeting
Thanks to support from Lincoln students, the motion against The Linc was defeated. Read about this and the other motions at the All Students Meeting.
The Students’ Union: Scrutiny when it suits them
What do you do when you can't control the press? Give yourself a mandate to stop talking to them. Lincoln's SU are trying just that. If you believe in true…
Carnage fails to live up to its name
Carnage came to Lincoln on November 9th, without actually bringing any carnage to the city, much like the previous event earlier this year.
West End crime rate drops drastically
Crime figures have fallen sharply for the West End, in comparison to the same period last year. But Lincolnshire Police are advising students to keep on their toes with security.