Arts and Entertainment

Our top five list of how to avoid disappointing flowers on Mother's Day.

The Metcalf's evening game. Backgammon is a game that is simple to pick up for all and is not rife with gambling. The board game backgammon is the oldest known board game and is still played to this day. The ancient Egyptians were known to play as were the Romans....

Valentine’s Day is upon us and on a student budget it can be tough to show your partner just how much you care. But no need to worry. We’ve got you covered with our list of five romantic Valentine’s date ideas all for under a fiver. Now you can show...

This week Josh, Isaac and Jaime talk about Kanye West and Skepta biopics as well as the future of albums, according to Frank Ocean anyway. https://soundcloud.com/lsjnews/this-week-in-music-with-josh-stoneham-27112016

Aaron Renfree tries out professional wrestling to fulfill his childhood dream.

Josh Stoneham talks about new music from Beyonce, the groundbreaking 'Views' release from Drake and more.

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=009hPop7CME&feature=youtu.be This week on Newsweek, a report by the British Retail Consortium said that just under a million jobs in retail could be lost by 2025. Five million people in any given year experience stalking or harassment and the Lincoln Steampunk Society visited the University of Lincoln let people...

Fine Art students from the University of Lincoln are hosting an arts festival in a creative tribute to David Bowie.

This week on Newsweek, claims that not enough is being done for addicts in Lincoln, the local highway authority is one of the country's best and almost half of Britons would support the legal sale of cannabis.

A photo exhibition called Images for Vision is taking place today at the Gallery at St Martins. Proceeds from the exhibition will be going to the charity 20/20/20, an organisation which funds sight restoring operations for children and adults in developing countries. Although blindness is considered rare in developed countries, in...

On Newsweek this week, a gas leak brings Lincoln to a standstill, junior doctors began the longest strike in NHS history, and after its multi million pound makeover, Lincoln Castle has seen over 270 thousand visitors pass through its gates.

On Newsweek this week, we visit a new cafe which plans to help recovering addicts, the city's youngest musicians perform in the Cathedral and there's no more bread for Lincoln's birds.