The Imps will hope to continue their unbeaten run in South Yorkshire against an in-form Barnsley team, writes Tom Morton.

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Traders will open for business on May 17 — two years after construction of the £10m project began

City will be hoping to stretch their unbeaten run to 11 matches when visiting Barnsley on Saturday 9 March (3pm KO).

Iron defender Ross Barrows has joined fellow Vanarama National League North side King's Lynn Town on an initial month loan.

The Home Office plans to house up to 2,000 migrants at the base from April, but it has been met with resistance

We asked women in Lincoln what it means to them

Three weeks ago, the Iron launched a supporter vote regarding next season’s badge, which could be adopted for the 2024-25 season as part of the club’s 125th anniversary celebrations.

A surprise supermarket winner knocked Colin off the top spot in our blind taste test

The Mariners make a second trip to the capital in the space of a week to face bottom of the table Sutton United at the VBS Community Stadium tomorrow

With owners of long-term empty homes facing council tax bills up to four times higher than for occupied properties, this Empty Homes Week they are advised to seek support and guidance to help bring them back in to use.

A man has been jailed for his involvement in the production of Class C drugs over three years.

Ben House has enjoyed his transition back into the first-team following his lengthy injury lay-off.

City of Lincoln Council’s refurbished Cornhill Market, previously known as Central Market, will welcome traders this spring with a diverse range of products and food.

The Folland Gnat joined the distinctive Red Arrows Hawks above the skies of Lincolnshire.

Work is close to completion on giving another Lincoln shopfront a new lease of life and is the final of 11 historic shopfronts to be revamped as part of a High Street Heritage Action Zone scheme.

Diane Challender secured backing for her business, which makes clothes rails for sloped ceilings.

Referee: BEN ATKINSON. Assistants: Daniel Woodward and Alan Clayton. Fourth Official: Danny Gratton

We appealed on Wednesday for help in finding missing girl Sofia.

This long-term condition can have a significant impact on people’s lives, but could dietary changes ease symptoms?

Police are appealing for eyewitnesses and information after an assault in Welton.

A 35-year-old man from Boston has been charged with 12 offences, including seven commercial burglaries and two counts of false imprisonment.

Junctions 2 and 3 on the M180 will shut over the weekend from 20:00 GMT on Friday until Monday.