Dreary Cornhill to undergo revamp
Repaving: The Cornhill public square will be modernised this autumn with works worth £50,000 set to begin in September.
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County teenagers make a difference
August 26, 2011
National Citizen Service: Almost 100 young people from Lincolnshire are taking part in the county’s first pilot programme this summer.
Final prep for Tokyo Lincoln opening
August 25, 2011
Coming on: Tokyo Lincoln's interior is taking shape ahead of its grand opening on August 26.
Drill Hall cafe spruced up for new season
August 24, 2011
Revamp: Joseph's Cafe received a revamp ahead of the Drill Hall's upcoming show season.
Waterside gets new spud-based snack shop
August 24, 2011
Potato paradise: A new eatery will be opening in the shopping centre, selling jacket potatoes and other curious treats.
High Street retailers reshuffle denied [U]
August 24, 2011
Planning denied: Planners refused an application to demolish a High Street building and replace it with a modern glass-fronted shop.
New nail salon livens up lower High Street
August 23, 2011
Klassy: Owner Tuyen Dao moved to England from his home country of Vietnam six years ago and this is his third nail salon.
DFS to sit down in Lincoln
August 19, 2011
Sofa store: The first DFS store will open in Lincoln in November, and it is expected to create 16 new jobs in the city.
City accountancy course tops polls again
August 18, 2011
National survey: University of Lincoln's accountancy course came top in student satisfaction the third year running.
City pub hiring after 20-month closure
August 18, 2011
Drink to that: The Horse & Groom, which has been closed for 20 months, is now hiring ahead of its reopening.
Bid to boost Lincoln’s young business world
August 17, 2011
Young entrepreneurs: A new group in Lincoln aims to improve the chances of success of your business people in the city.
Local film makers reach national audience
August 12, 2011
Wartime documentary: A Lincoln production company will have a feature film broadcast on a national channel.
City firm wins multi-million MOD contract
August 12, 2011
Military contract: A Lincoln technical support company has won an MOD contract worth millions of pounds.
Council sends out voting registration forms
August 11, 2011
Elections 2012: Voter registration forms will soon be dropping through letterboxes across Lincoln.
Sneak peek inside the new Toby Carvery
August 11, 2011
Preview: Check out the renovation of The Glasshouse, which has now been turned into a Toby Carvery.
New Lincoln gallery keeps art in the family
August 10, 2011
Family business: A Web-based Lincoln art shop is opening a gallery in the city to attract more local buyers.
Judges visit Steep Hill for best street award
August 10, 2011
Rainy day: Judges from London came to Lincoln to see if Steep Hill is the winner of the best UK street award.
Fourth Lincoln Subway store proposed
August 5, 2011
Sandwich rush: The fourth Subway outlet in Lincoln has been proposed to open in Cornhill.
Scheme aims to curb anti-social behaviour
August 5, 2011
Something to do: Youths in a Lincoln park will be given fun activities to do to curb antisocial behaviour.
Lincoln ushers in art films
August 4, 2011
Film showing: The Usher Gallery will be showing a series of cutting-edge films by contemporary artists for free.
Coaches book early for Christmas market
August 4, 2011
Market coaches: Coach companies are being urged to book early for the Lincoln Christmas market as demand increases.
Kids get free sessions to get healthy
August 4, 2011
Fit Kids: An NHS-funded programme in Lincolnshire will offer a free 12-week course for kids and parents to lose weight.
Upcoming city club creates 80 jobs
August 3, 2011
Then & Now: View how work is progressing at Lincoln's upcoming night club, set to open at the end of August.
Plans for Lincoln Olympic summer feel
August 3, 2011
Floral Olympics: Plans will see Lincoln's streets decorated with enhanced floral displays, Olympic banners and street dressing
LEP plans for £4m Lincolnshire growth
August 3, 2011
Jobs and growth: The Greater Lincolnshire Local Enterprise Partnership plans create 6,000 in the area by 2015.
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