City Vibe

A community group called Compassionate Lincoln, have created the city’s first ‘warm rail’. The concept involves storing clothes and garments on a rail which is available for anyone to help themselves to.

https://www.facebook.com/SirenFMCityVibe/videos/435084493515948/ Applications for a £150 million redevelopment of Lincoln's St Marks area have been submitted to the City Council. The plans were put forward by land owner Standard Life Investments, who want to create a new retail and living complex, a larger public space, up to 2,000 new jobs, better...

Hedgehogs are struggling to hit target weights and survive hibernation due to mild temperatures this winter.

Lincoln United have secured their place in the play-offs following a 3-1 win over Rugby last night. The Whites secured their position in the Evo-Stik Division One playoffs despite setbacks early in the match. Rugby’s Mitch Piggon scored the first goal of the game seventeen minutes in putting United 1-0...

Lincolnshire's Unison branch have been demonstrating in the city this week, in an attempt to stop the Trade Union Bill. Unions fear that the bill threaten the basic right to strike. If approved, employers will be able to break strikes by hiring agency workers to cover for those absent. Picket...

A Lincoln mosque has opened its doors to the community in an attempt to break down barriers. The small mosque down Orchard Street, which was converted from an old church, held an open day event on Sunday, February 7 as part of the national Visit My Mosque Day. Visitors were able...

Today, there are more than 6,000 young carers in Lincolnshire. By definition, a young carer is a child under 18 who cares for a relative or loved one. Recently, the Government has recognised this group of children as a 'vulnerable group' in the The Children and Families Act and Care...

If you're looking to grab a bargain on some antiques this weekend, you're in luck.

People gathering in the Castle Square to enjoy the festivities of the market. The Lincoln Christmas Market has returned for its 33rd year and is expecting around 250,000 visitors from far and wide. The four-day event, organised by the City of Lincoln Council, began yesterday, Thursday, December 3 and will run...

The magic of Alice in Wonderland will soon be arriving in Lincoln, as a local couple open a brand new tea room.

Lincoln's historic Cornhill Market will close after 136 years in the city centre.