Campaign aims to quiet streets
The Shush campaign has moved onto "phase two", which includes spraying the campaign's logo on West End streets.
Lincoln's Premier Student Newspaper
The Shush campaign has moved onto "phase two", which includes spraying the campaign's logo on West End streets.
The recent request by the West End Residents’ Association (WERA) to implement an Article 4 Direction in their area has received significant media coverage. Committee member and West End resident…
Members of the West End Residents Association committee have spoken out about why they want tighter planning regulations in the city.
Residents of Lincoln’s West End voiced their anger at students living in the area at a meeting this week, Oliver Winston reports.
The SU and willing volunteers today took to part in Community Action Day that involved litter picking up on Carholme Road and the surrounding areas.
The University of Lincoln has received a number of complaints from residents regarding noise in the West End. John Fernandez reports.
Widespread blackout: several power-cuts swept across Lincoln on Sunday night, January 17, following a fault in the Carholme Road area, as darkness engulfed parts of the city.
Confusion and doubt surrounds Lincolnshire County Council’s scheme to put up talking warning signs around Lincoln’s West End.
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.
Warning signs that tell noisy revellers to keep quiet are soon to take their place in the West End of Lincoln, in a scheme from Lincolnshire County Council. Would you…