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September 18, 2023
Traffic police could use new drone technology to identify, track and stop speeding cars in Lincolnshire.
May 23, 2023
A West Lindsey District Councillor is urging the council to decide the fate of Guy Gibson's dog's grave at Lincolnshire Showground.
May 23, 2023
'He would always be there for people'
May 6, 2022
A Vista beauty salon owner who loves to cook has been getting recipes from his customers as a token of appreciation for nearly 50 years.
March 28, 2022
Witness to Killing and Destruction – Ukraine fast becoming the Epic Centre of Cataclysm By Mahboob A. Khawaja, PhD. Cynicism about politics is endemic
November 2, 2021
FPC Future event launches to showcase produce innovation and technology - from Horticulture Week
May 23, 2021
News. Photo: Shutterstock SUS-150629-134020001 The first full council meeting after the local elections was held at the Epic Centre at Lincolnshire Showground due to social distancing measures. The leader of the council, Conservative Councillor Martin Hill, said potholes were “the number one issue which voters raised” and that he plans to lobby the government for more funding to fix them. As for fly-tipping, the county council plans to work with district councils to clear litter, educate pe...
May 22, 2021
Lincoln business makes dream come true for teen with rare condition Lauren picked her dream prom dress Stylist Sammy, Sara Cooper and her daughter Lauren, and Kirsty Gale, who is CEO at Red Carpet Ready. An award-winning Lincoln dress company, which has dressed multiple celebrities, surprised a local school girl with the pick of her dream prom dress. Lauren Cooper was born with Cystic Hygroma in 2005, which is a rare type of lymphatic malformation that affects the right-side of her face, neck,...
May 22, 2021
Michael Graves is the new head of masonry at Lincoln Cathedral. A long-standing employee has been promoted to head of masonry at Lincoln Cathedral, leaving him in charge of the landmark’s conservation works. Michael Graves has been working at the cathedral since 2002 when he joined as an apprentice, and now 19 years later he has been promoted to the head of masonry at the iconic building. This is one of many fascinating jobs in the county. If you know someone with an interesting job in Lincol...