Business

Over the weekend of the March 26th Lincoln residents will have the chance to enjoy free and discounted events in their own city as part of the Discover Lincolnshire weekend. Residents and visitors will be able to experience free entry at popular sites across Lincoln. There will be free tours...

The Everyman Cinema in Lincoln is one of many cinemas to reopen this month, screening a mix of family favourites and big awards winners. The cinema has been met with enthusiasm and support by many local film-goers. Sebastian Mann sat down with Carl Frith, the General Manager at Everyman Lincoln, to...

COVID-19 has impacted tourism in Lincoln, but Visit Lincoln are hopeful for the bounce back of the sector

The post-pandemic High Street is looking bleak after Thorntons announced the closure of all 61 of their shops. The convenience of online shopping has overtaken the need to go out, putting the future of the Great British High Street in jeopardy as more people chose to have their shopping brought...

Since December, the people of Lincoln have known that American fast food chain Taco Bell would be arrive on their doorsteps. Finally, the plans have been approved. The restaurant and drive-thru will be situated on Nettleham Road on the site of the previous Pizza Hut. Concerns were raised by residents...

Hospitality businesses hope cash aid will stay in place for cafes and restaurants

A Lincoln couple open their very own takeaway business – 8 months after making pizzas in their back garden to raise NHS funds. Matt Barnes and his wife Rachel began making pizzas to raise money for the NHS, totalling over £2,000 in donations and even offering slices for frontline workers....

Following Boris Johnsons' announcement of a nationwide lockdown on the 23rd March 2020, we watched many businesses struggle to remain afloat, with only essential business remaining open, high restrictions in place reduced bustling streets to empty shops, straining businesses and even causing some to liquidate. However, during these trying times...

The Lincoln Makers’ Market is back with its show starting on Thursday, December 3 and lasting until Sunday, December 6. It replaces the cancelled Lincoln Christmas Market which runs annually during this time of the year. Normally, the Makers’ Market hosts its stalls at Garmston Square at the bottom of...

The City of Lincoln Council has moved Lincoln’s Christmas Market online this year, because of the coronavirus pandemic. It will run throughout the Christmas period until January. The decision was made by the council earlier this year because the event couldn’t be made covid-safe. It has not yet confirmed any...