Whats On In Lincoln Local News
Call for traffic lights to replace one-way system ahead of Western Growth Corridor development
Councillors said a one-way system would create a "massive disservice" to local residents LincolnshireLive – Lincoln News …
£250k National Lottery Heritage Fund support to enable 3-year programme across Lincoln’s parks and open spaces
A bid to The National Lottery Heritage Fund of £249,925 to enable a three-year programme of heritage-focussed public engagement has been successful. Lincoln Gov | News…
Lincoln Conservatives accuse Labour of ‘going backwards’ in ‘disastrous night’ at local elections
Labour has kept control of 20 council seats and the Conservatives retain nine, while the Lib Dems now have four LincolnshireLive – Lincoln News …
Boultham Park to host picnic event fit for a King
Boultham Park is set to host a picnic fit for royalty next month to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III. Lincoln Gov | News…
Lincoln Cathedral ‘deeply saddened’ after £700 worth of rosebushes stolen from grounds
An investigation has been launched by Lincolnshire Police LincolnshireLive – Lincoln News …
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City of Lincoln Council
- Get ready to embrace the city’s festivities with Lincoln’s Christmas Lights Switch-On
on November 3, 2026 at 9:13 amLincoln’s Christmas Lights Switch-On is set to return to the city centre on Thursday, 26 November 2026.
- Lincoln’s Remembrance Service to take place on Armistice Dayon October 21, 2026 at 9:07 am
From this year onwards, City of Lincoln Council, in conjunction with the Royal British Legion, will hold its annual Remembrance Service on Armistice Day itself.
- Frightful fun this half-term with Halloween activities in Lincoln’s parkson October 20, 2026 at 8:24 am
Families can get into the Halloween spirit this half-term with a range of spooky activities at Hartsholme Country Park, Lincoln Arboretum and Boultham Park.
- Council renews order to help keep Lincoln’s city centre car parks safeon October 19, 2026 at 8:38 am
City of Lincoln Council’s Executive has approved the renewal of a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) covering three city centre multi-storey car parks.
