Lincoln hacker says people should learn to code to protect themselves from cyber crime
A Lincoln hacker says people should learn to hack and create viruses on their own websites to protect themselves and their websites.
Campaign to tackle bullying is underway
Written by Natasha Bourke. This week marks Anti Bullying week across England with the main focus being on empowering children and raising awareness for people who are being bullied. The…
Have your say on Lincolnshire libraries
The County Council is opening a second round of consultations on the future of public libraries.
Votes passed to slash library services
Written by Angeline McCall. After months of debate, Lincolnshire County Council members have voted to cut library services. The county reported that the change is needed to make £1.7 million…
Schools losing their religion
Written by Luke Thompson. Religious education is one of the worst taught subjects in Lincoln schools, according to a public body.
Lincoln public show support for Save Lincolnshire Libraries
The “Save Lincolnshire Libraries” group today handed over a petition of 23,000 signatures in protest against the cut in Lincolnshire library services. In a short ceremony outside the County Council…
In pictures: Flooding in Lincoln
Lincolnshire County Council has sent out a warning following the risk of flooding. David Wriglesworth reports.
Conference to highlight benefits of renewable energy
A renewable energy conference to be held in Lincoln has sparked a debate between Lincoln Greenpeace and Lincolnshire politicians. Aaron Faunch reports.
Snowbody panic: Lincoln prepares for snowy conditions
The snow has fallen in Lincoln but there is no need to worry as the university and the county are fully prepared for the winter conditions.
City ‘gateways’ to get facelift
The Cornhill and Sincil Street areas are set to get a £110,000 revamp courtesy of Lincoln Business Improvement Group and the City of Lincoln Council.