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Benjamin Potts and the LSJ News team give you a summary of stories that matter to Lincoln this week.

Holly Collas reports from Lincoln just before the two minutes silence at 11 a.m. today.

Television chef, Richard Fox visited Lincoln today to promote the Love food, hate waste campaign. The campaign aims to inform the population about the effects that wasting food can have on the environment. Fox asked members of the public which foods they usually wasted and offered suggestions as to what they...

A local Lincolnshire gym is encouraging women to swap their oven gloves for their boxing gloves, as they raise awareness of female boxing. Boxing can be seen by some people as a great way to build confidence, as well as a chance to learn self defence. However, boxing is a...

Lincoln Ladies have said that they are prepared for the start of the Super League season. All of the teams will have a mix of professional and semi - professional players and after securing the signatures of established England International such as Sue Smith and Jess Clarke, its clear Lincoln...

Besma Ayari reports from the march against tuition fee rises in London.

Lincoln MP Karl McCartney talks to LSJ News about funding cuts to higher education and rising tuition fees

Investigative journalist Tessa Mayes talks about life as an undercover reporter, and maintaining privacy in the age of the internet.

Living with autism can be a challenge. But one man in Lincoln is urging those with autism to prove that they are no different from anyone else. What a lot of people don't realise is that there are different degrees of autism. Jon Reid of the Bishop Grosseteste University College in...

Simon McKnight and the LSJ News team give you the stories that matter to Lincoln this week.

Matt Rowland reports on Lincolnshire Police's new education scheme.

Once thought of as a sport for females, Lacrosse is becoming more popular for men across the world. Jess Brierley looks at the popularity of the sport.