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A free two-day event celebrating Lincolnshire’s excellence in engineering is returning to Lincoln Cathedral this summer.

Lincoln cafe becomes heart of the community with healthy school meals and food parcels Meet the people who are going the extra mile for disadvantaged families The hard-working staff and volunteers at Abbey Access Training, located at the Arboretum Cafe in Lincoln. | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite The Arboretum Cafe in Lincoln has provided over 2,500 free meals for children during lockdown, and that’s only the beginning. Abbey Access Training, a charity based at the Arboretum Cafe on ...

North Kesteven sets £5 council tax hike COVID causing “volatility and uncertainty” North Kesteven District Council have set their £4.95 annual council tax increase for 2021/22. The financial plan, which includes a 2.92% increase in council tax, went before the authority’s Executive Board on Thursday. This means residents in a Band D property would pay £174.60 annually, up from £169.65 the previous year – a £4.95 increase. The Executive Board papers said: “The COVID-19 pandemic an...

He will be heading back to the EFL

19 flood alerts across Lincolnshire as wet and icy weather cause mayhem Heavy rainfall and some snow battered Lincolnshire A Morrisons van struggled to deliver shopping in Goulceby near Horncastle. There are currently 18 alerts and one flood warning affecting Lincolnshire, as the adverse weather conditions caused mayhem in parts of the county. The Met Office also issued a yellow warning for snow and ice until 10am on Friday, January 15. The early rain, sleet and snow across the East Midlands ...

Lincoln takeaway gets one star hygiene rating again Not the first time they’ve scored this low Pizza4U on Newark-Road in Lincoln. | Photo: Google Street View A pizza takeaway shop on Newark Road in Lincoln has been awarded a one star hygiene rating for the second time in three years. Pizza 4 U on Newark Road was inspected by the city council on December 8, 2020, with the findings suggesting “major improvement” was needed in the management of food safety. City of Lincoln Council inspectors...

They will be offering meals for six weeks