Special memorial: Lincoln paid tribute to the men who formed the WW2 Dambusters Squadron with a memorial at the Cathedral and a flypast.
Packed day: The first Lincolnshire Charity Expo helped third-sector organisations to learn more about marketing their services and objectives.
Hefty fine: A Lincoln woman was fined over £1,000 for persistently failing to clear dog mess from her back garden.
Pass GO: Lincoln will get its first official Monopoly board and people can vote for the 22 landmarks needed to finish the board.
Ancient remains: A team of archaeologists uncovered a cemetery and other interesting finds in the castle as part of plans to build a lift shaft.
Is this yours? Lincolnshire Police are still looking for owners of a number of recovered stolen smartphones to come forward.
5k fun run: People ran for their lives in the second Lincoln Zombie Run, with 12 obstacles and dozens of bloodthirsty zombies.
King of the hill: Olympic gold medalist Peter Kennaugh won the 58th University of Lincoln Grand Prix, after a gruelling 13 laps around the city totalling 102 miles.
Car offences: Two Lincoln men have been charged over a number of car and theft crimes in the city.
Rich list: New figures detail the salaries of the top council positions in Lincolnshire, with one grossing over £200k.
Locals arrested: After a robbery at a newsagents off Brant Road earlier in the week, police have arrested two people.
Team Framework: A Lincoln football team for the homeless is on a roll this year and could end up in the top four of its league.
Not over yet: The task group will consider the events surrounding the decision by PCC Hardwick to suspend Chief Constable Rhodes and focus on what lessons can be learnt.
Coalition: The Conservative County Council Leader Martin Hill agreed on a coalition with the Liberal Democrats and several Independent members to continue running the council.
Special skunk: Lincoln has its own kind of internet celebrity — a pet skunk called Phoebe!
