Off target: EMAS has been handed a multi-million pound fine after missing a response time target for the third year in a row.
Coping strategy: Local services and organisations are practicing what they would do in the event of a major incident in the south of Lincoln this week.
From Bauhaus to Bailgate: The historic quarter of Lincoln has a touch of modernist design with the opening of a new shop in the Bailgate.
Final approval: The City of Lincoln Council gave the final approval for a new £25-per-year charge for green waste collections in the city.
New arrivals: A pair of Peregrine Falcons have hatched three eggs on Lincoln Cathedral for the seventh year in a row.
Signs of a winner: A baby signing class in North Hykeham has won a prestigious online parenting award.
Unsafe: The council are closing a footbridge for repairs after is was declared unfit for use in inspection.
Good nights out: City officials went to Bristol to officially pick up Lincoln’s Purple Flag award for a good and safe night out.
New images: Police call for witnesses of sexual assault on 22-year-old deaf Lincoln woman in 2010.
Masterclass: Six pupils were invited to improve their skills with an experienced pianist.
Operation Brompton: Lincolnshire Police say there was a 27.7% reduction in metal theft numbers in the first six months of 2012.
Keeping dry: Organisers of the Lincoln busking festival are hoping for good weather next weekend.
Tea service: Framework is hosting a tea parties for its partners, reflecting on its successes over the past year.
Child’s play: An annual festival is back in Lincoln, with a variety of events across the city centre.
Caution needed: Police say there has been a small increase in thefts from cars in north Lincoln.
