House raid: Police investigating a terror-linked murder of a soldier in Woolwich, London, have raided a house in Saxilby, near Lincoln.
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.
Blue sky thinking: Schoolchildren working with the widow of a Red Arrows pilot have successfully earned new skills.
Golden ride: Tower Action Group rewarded for their work with a sparkling ride in the Golden BMW convoy in Lincoln.
Natural beauty: Lincoln Cathedral to host its 7th flower festival in August, with a specially-comissioned artist.
Less packaging: Trading Standards are encouraging people to buy products with less waste casing.
Bad health: Almost half of all people in Lincoln are obese or smokers, while the city is faring worse than the England average for health.
Too long: Foreign prisoners are being left over a year too long in prison after their sentence expires, says a government report.
Flasher: A man has indecently exposed himself in several residential areas in Lincoln.
Olympic day: Organisers are revving up for Lincoln’s big day as part of the Olympic Torch relay.
Choose wisely: Lincoln marketing expert shares tips on how to choose the best name for your company.
Swimming students: Students from a Lincoln primary school have helped the Rotarty Club raise money for local charities.
