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A charity in Lincoln is making elderly people feel young again through computer games. Age UK, on Park Street, use a Nintendo Wii to help with exercsies. It helps residents make new friends and interact with each other in a fun environment. While it may take some time for people...

A local Ice cream shop is now receiving it’s second generation of customers. The Ice cream parlour in Lincoln which located on the steep hill finds that despite the cold weather ice cream is still popular. ‘Recently it seems to be a year round product and that children will eat...

There are only 32 days left until Christmas and the people of Lincolnshire can enjoy a new spectacle inside , away from the cold. The Indoor Enchanted Forest, starting on Saturday 26th November,  is hoping to bring a mystical element to a vision of floral delight. Doddington Hall will be hosting the...

Macmillan Cancer Support have revealed that cancer patients are surviving longer than ever before. Since 1971, the survey claims that in especially adult leukaemia and ovarian cancer , the survival rate has increased from one year to six. Cancer Speciality Nurse, Beverley Taylor said research has been the main element for...

The inquest into the tragic death of Red Arrows Flight Lieutenant Sean Cunningham has been opened and adjourned.  The investigation, taking place in Lincoln, aims to establish the facts surrounding Mr Cunningham’s death. It is believed the main parachute did not deploy and that the pilot didn’t become separated from...

Schools all over the UK could go on strike because of government changes to pension schemes

A cinema in Lincoln celebrated the release of the new Twilight film

LSJ News went to see the Cooperative Exhibition in the City....

LSJ News' Ellen Green presents a guide of attractions in Lincoln you might not know so much about....

Amateur software developers from universities around the country came to Lincoln to take part in the first ever DevXS conference

Proposed smoking ban could affect smokers in cars.

Around 500 people gathered in Lincoln's City Centre this morning, to observe the two-minute silence for Armistice Day. The official Remembrance Day service was held at the War Memorial on the High Street, with the Royal British Legion and the Mayor of Lincoln in attendance. All fell silent at 11 o...