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Besma Ayari Archive
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LSJ TV: The Councillor’s Visit
An exclusive LSJ News investigation has meant a woman’s been given much needed improvements to her home.
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LSJ TV: Inequality On Our Doorstep
LSJ News visited one of the most deprived areas of Lincoln to find out what resident’s think should be done in their area.
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LSJ News: City of Lincoln Council – Full Council meeting 6th March 2012
On March 6th 2012, the City of Lincoln Council gathered at the Guildhall to decide how they will spend the money obtained through council tax…
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LSJ TV: News Summary 14/02/2012
Besma Ayari and the LSJ News team bring you the news that matters to Lincoln today.
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LSJ TV: A Not So Happy Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is the day to be with the people you love. But what happens when you aren’t lucky enough to be with that special someone? Andy Ward went on a journey of love and discovery….
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LSJ TV: Lincoln, a heart city
Lincoln is really getting into the romantic spirit today, but not for the reasons you may think!
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LSJ TV: The Art of the ‘Gentle Way’
LSJ News took a visit to the Lincoln Judo Academy, to gain an insight into a sport that will be featured in the 2012 London Games…
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LSJ TV : Online Bulletin 07.02.12
The LSJ News team bring you the latest news.
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LSJ TV: Female boxers punching through the stereotype
Think women’s sport and you will probably imagine gymnastics, synchronised swimming and volleyball. How about boxing? For the first time women are going to be…
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LSJ TV: DevXS organiser looks to the future
Amateur software developers from universities around the country came to Lincoln to take part in the first ever DevXS conference
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LSJ TV: Nick Clegg welcomes back troops from Libya
Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg visited RAF Waddington today.
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LSJ TV: Read all about it….but only once a week
Lincoln has a new weekly newspaper – the Lincolnshire Echo. It was published today and ran to 148 pages.
