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August 19, 2023
Take a journey across state lines for a very first trip to White Castle in this weeks edition of Clint Walkers THROWBACK MACHINE!
August 18, 2021
Ciclo de debates políticos irá ser transmitido na RTP3 e cada debate terá 50 minutos de duração, à exceção dos candidatos de Lisboa e Porto que terão 120 minutos.
May 13, 2021
Universal Credit cases allegedly linked to Lincolnshire deaths Labour pushing for inquiry Campaigners are calling for an investigation into the deaths of at least 82 people in the last decade after their benefits were changed, including two men from North East Lincolnshire. According to the BBC Shared Data Unit, the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) has carried out more than 150 internal reviews after people claiming benefits died or came to serious harm since 2012, two of which from Greate...
May 13, 2021
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May 13, 2021
University of Lincoln pushes 2020/21 graduation ceremonies at cathedral by another year Virtual ceremonies will be held this year | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite The University of Lincoln’s graduation ceremonies will be held virtually this year, but anyone wanting to graduate at Lincoln Cathedral will be given the option to do so in April 2022. The email the university sent to students said that with the “ongoing implications of the pandemic on planning of large scale indoor event...
May 13, 2021
Former Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner reflects on last five years in role Labour PCC lost to Conservative candidate Labours former Humberside PCC, Keith Hunter. Former Labour Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Keith Hunter has reflected fondly on his five-year tenure in the role as he is replaced by the late-entry Conservative candidate Jonathan Evison after two election vote counts on Saturday. Mr Evison, currently Mayor of North Lincolnshire, beat Mr Hunter after winning...
May 13, 2021
Lincoln Cathedral will open to visitors next month Not long to wait now People will be able to visit the amazing Lincoln Cathedral again as of Monday, May 17. All are invited to visit and have a look around one of Lincolnshire’s most iconic buildings, with volunteer guides on hand to answer any of your historic questions about the cathedral. A discount admission price of £5 for adults, with under 16s going in free, will be in place from Monday, May 17 to Saturday, June 5 to encourage visitor...
May 13, 2021
Lincolnshire Wildlife Park live-stream Tiger dental surgery You can watch the procedure live Lincolnshire Wildlife Park gave supporters the inside peek at dicey dental surgery of one of its tigers. The park located at Dickon Hill Road in Friskney near Skegness went live on Facebook to show the procedure of dental surgery on one of its Bengal Tigers, Skah. CEO at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park Steve Nichols will be hosting a series of livestreams showing the process, inviting everyone to “share fa...
May 13, 2021
The Lincolnite tries: The Food Cavern in Lincoln Burgers, wraps, breakfast baps and more Hayley Cook is the owner of The Food Cavern in Lincoln. | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite A Lincoln woman never flipped a burger in her life before she decided to make a career change and launch The Food Cavern butty van last year. Hayley Cook, who has two daughters including 21-year-old Bethany Jones, worked in the pharmacy at Lincoln County Hospital for two years. She went on maternity leave when ...
May 13, 2021
War on fly-tipping in North Kesteven after incidents spike by two thirds Common fly-tipped items include mattresses and TVs Incidents of Fly-tipping have increased by two thirds in a year in North Kesteven. | Photo: NKDC Councillors have declared war on fly-tippers throughout North Kesteven after the number of incidents reported in the district spiked by two thirds in a year. This comes after the figure jumped from 837 incidents in the 12 months ending in March 2020 to 1,045 in the same period...