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The county’s biggest agricultural event, The Lincolnshire Show, is under threat after a row with local authorities wanting to end their tax relief benefits. West Lindsey District Council is taking court action to remove the show’s charitable rate relief. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society (LAS), a non-profit making charitable organisation that...

Valentine’s Day can often prove to be stressful time, but fear not! Today offers an alternative for those wishing to celebrate the other special relationships in their lives. It’s Galentine’s Day! via GIPHY Today marks 10 years since Galentine’s was first popularised by the fictional character, Leslie Knope. The ‘Parks...

Emily Cartwright, 29 from Lincoln opened ‘Cultivate’ in October 2019, and has created a new spiritual space for people to enjoy, tucked away on Grantham Street, just off the High Street.

Following 14 months of construction, the new Heighington Road bridge has opened to the public, improving transport links in and out of Lincoln. The bridge was constructed as part of the Lincoln Eastern Bypass project, part funded by a £50 million central government grant. Lincolnshire County Council are hoping the...

Lincolns finest artists are gathering once again for the national event, Etsy Made Local. Etsy is an online portal used by millions of people, buying and selling handmade items and craft supplies. The pop-up event is hosted by the Lincolnshire library on November, 29, for their first soft opening between...

A group of 18 students held an Eco-Workshop on Wednesday to help Lincoln become a more sustainable city.

With recent climate emergency declarations across the globe  - how can we start to consider swapping four wheels for two?

Heritage attractions in Lincolnshire are joining a scheme to support people who have hidden disabilities. Named the Sunflower Lanyard Scheme, it aims to help visitors with hidden disabilities including autism, Asperger syndrome, dementia and more. The idea is people can choose to wear a sunflower-patterned lanyard as a subtle indicator...

Lincoln city centre started off its Christmas season with a triple celebration when the lights were switched on on Friday. The ceremony saw hundreds of people line the High Street and St Marks Shopping Centre to join in with officially starting the festive season in Lincoln. Lincs FM's John Marshall...

Streets in the centre of Lincoln were left litter-free just hours after the annual Christmas light switch-on took place on the High Street. The first switch-on took place in St Marks before the crowds moved onto the High Street for the main light-up. The switch was pressed by the Mayor...

People were out in force in Lincoln High Street on Friday evening, as the Christmas lights were turned on. The event was organised by the City of Lincoln Council and hosted by BBC Lincolnshire presenters Scott Dalton and Su Whitaker. There were performances on the main stage by the Salvation...

Lincoln lit up on Friday evening for the annual Christmas light switch on. Many people attended the event, which kicked off Lincoln’s official Christmas celebrations. The festivities started at 6pm and continued throughout the evening. The first switch on was hosted at St Marks Shopping Centre by John Marshall from...