June 5, 2017 7.10 pm
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Rewind: The Lincoln Debate
Six candidates vying to become the next MP for Lincoln have been answering your questions in a live debate in the city this evening. Watch the full debate below: Live from the Drill Hall: The #LincolnDebate with the candidates looking for your vote to become the city's next MP. Posted by The Lincolnite on Monday,…
Six out of seven candidates took part in the Lincoln MP Debate on Monday, June 5 in Lincoln. Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
Organised by the The Lincolnite and BBC Radio Lincolnshire, the 90-minute programme allowed candidates to go head to head on issues and questions put to them by a live studio audience, as well as those watching on Facebook.
The candidates taking part in the debate were:
Ben Loryman – Green Party
Karen Lee – Labour
Caroline Kenyon – Liberal Democrats
Nick Smith – UKIP
Iain Scott-Burdon – Independent
Phil Gray – Independent
Conservative candidate Karl McCartney refused to take part.
Viewers also left their thoughts on what the candidates are saying on Facebook, and by using the #LincolnDebate hashtag on Twitter.
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David Beveridge and Jake Keeton both scored tries as Lincoln’s 1st XV completed a league double over local rivals Market Rasen & Louth with a narrow 10-3 home win.
Spen Holvey, who stood in as captain for the injured Jake Pryer, slotted over a penalty to secure a losing bonus point for Market Rasen.
Witnessing the Red Arrows in Lincolnshire and beyond is a thrilling experience for many, with their striking red, white, and blue smoke trails decorating the sky.
Corporal Phil Dye said he has had the “privilege of taking videos and photographs from the backseat of the Red Arrows Hawk T1 aircraft” for just over a year in his role as Visual Communicator for the Red Arrows.