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Lincolnshire investment opportunities showcased to Chinese official
Chinese officials have visited Lincoln to further boost relationships between Lincolnshire and the Hunan province. The visit on Thursday, March 24 saw Zhenhong Cai, Vice Governor of Hunan Provincial...
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Jobs and teacher training scheme lost as education trust cuts services
Up to 20 members of staff at the trust responsible for school improvement strategies and teacher training programmes in Lincolnshire are being made redundant as responsibilities are shifted onto...
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Ron Lynch: A guiding hand
After realising he had an aptitude for helping young entrepreneurs find their way into the world of business, Ron Lynch has truly found his calling as the East Midlands Regional Director for the...
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Lincoln maths genius George Boole honoured in tech centre ceremony
A special plaque has been unveiled to commemorate the ongoing Boole Technology Centre development in Lincoln, namesake to the‘grandfather of the digital age’ George Boole. As previously reported, work...
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Lincoln media firms support Guy Martin’s record breaking Wall of Death challenge
Lincolnshire daredevil Guy Martin set a new high speed record in a Wall of Death challenge, riding a motorbike on a 20ft high vertical wall at nearly 80 mph. Originally from Grimsby, Guy, 34, worked...
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Developers await final decision on plans for major revamp of The Lawn
Plans for the transformation of The Lawn in uphill Lincoln into a visitor attraction complete with a restaurant, café and theatre will be considered by city councillors next week. RW Stokes & Sons,...
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Lincoln market traders pack their bags as temporary stalls are proposed
Three market traders who have been affected by the redevelopment of the Lincoln Cornhill Quarter will be offered temporary stalls in City Square. City of Lincoln Council has applied to construct three...
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Lincoln Wetherspoons pub to call last orders
A Lincoln JD Wetherspoon pub will be closing its doors after service on Sunday, April 3. The Forum pub on Silver Street in the city centre has announced that it will close after a re-evaluation of the...
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Lincoln shop owner slapped with fine after discovery of illegal cigarettes
European Foods shop owner Sertib Saywan Ahmed has been fined over £600 after he was found to be concealing almost 400 packets of illegal cigarettes in an underground bunker. Sertib, who is 41 and lives...
View ArticleLincoln bar to be transformed into all-you-can eat Brazilian restaurant
A popular Lincoln bar is to be reinvented as a new Brazilian restaurant. Brew Haus on Silver Street will be taking on a new concept for the city as it is remodelled into a Brazilian-style bar and...
View ArticleFinalists announced for Lincolnshire Digital Awards 2016
From more than 90 applications and nominations this year, the finalists have been announced for the 2016 Lincolnshire Digital Awards. More than 25 local companies and individuals are in the running for...
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Rimmer Bros: Distributing Britain to the world
Starting a business from scratch is no easy feat at the best of times, but to give up secure jobs and launch a car parts company from farm outbuildings in the unfamiliar surroundings of rural...
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Cornhill Quarter redevelopment work to begin as market traders relocate
The first phase of a £70 million project to regenerate the Cornhill Quarter in Lincoln will begin this month as the last of the Cornhill Market traders are relocated. The £12 million first phase of...
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Sneak peek: White Stuff ready to welcome shoppers and their dogs in Lincoln
Clothing retailer White Stuff is getting ready to open the doors to its first Lincoln store, welcoming customers and pets alike. The new store, which has created 10 jobs, opens for business in the...
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Revamp plans approved for The Lawn in Lincoln
The vision to transform The Lawn complex in uphill Lincoln into a major visitor attraction, including a restaurant, café and theatre, will become a reality after city councillors unanimously approved...
View ArticleTen jobs created as Lincoln restaurateur re-opens village pub
Ten new jobs are being created as a Chinese restaurateur prepares to breathe new life into an historic village pub. Lincoln-based Chartered Surveyor Banks Long & Co has leased The King’s Head in...
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Plans submitted for Home Bargains store in Lincoln retail park
National discount chain Home Bargains is set to move into the Tritton Retail Park under new proposals submitted to City of Lincoln Council. Electrical and telecommunications retailer Dixons Carphone...
View ArticleOver 30 jobs axed in Lincoln after Kier cuts schools payroll service
Some 31 Lincoln-based employees are facing redundancy after property, residential construction and services company Kier Group made the decision to withdraw from the schools payroll market. Staff in...
View ArticleSt Barnabas opens ninth Lincoln charity shop to support hospice service
St Barnabas Hospice set to open its ninth charity shop in Lincoln in support of the growing demand for hospice services in the area. The shop on Lincoln High Street is the charity’s 27th in the county...
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Chris Woolley: Engineering the future
Solid experience, good contacts and a “can do” attitude have combined to give engineering company boss Chris Woolley an unexpected break – into the world of education! The Managing Director of IMPS...
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