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African delights: Sights and sounds of Africa will come to Lincoln in October, brought to you by The Moroccan Market.

Tourism & Culture: More than £450,000 will be put towards tourism and culture initiatives in Lincoln.

Repaving: The Cornhill public square will be modernised this autumn with works worth £50,000 set to begin in September.

Generosity: The Lincolnshire Co-Operative has revealed whom is to be awarded grant money as part of its Big Birthday Awards.

Meerkat fun: Kids and families at the city centre beach will be able to play with real meerkats on Tuesday.

Floral Olympics: Plans will see Lincoln's streets decorated with enhanced floral displays, Olympic banners and street dressing

Authentic: To give Lincoln by the Sea a real beach feel, sand from the county's coast was transported to the city.

Lincoln by the sea: Master puppeteers will be entertaining Lincoln crowds ahead of the sandy beach arriving in the city.

Beach fun: Lincoln residents will be treated to some seaside fun, without the cost.

Business booming?: A local surveyors believe the opening of a Tesco Express has aided business in the area.

Deal: A new pass has been introduced to encourage visitors to see all Lincoln has to offer.

Help wanted: The City of Lincoln Council leader is asking for local businesses to work together with the authority.

Ready: Lincoln is ready to hold its first late night shopping event tomorrow, with a few events to mark the launch.

Hope: Despite many retailers leaving Lincoln, new businesses in the city give hope that the High Street will pull through.

Flying fines: Persistent pigeon feeders in Lincoln could face fines of up to £75, to reduce the number of birds in the city centre.

Fun gigs: Lincoln BIG have set up a couple of gigs as part of beam! Festival 2011.

Local trade: Businesses in Bailgate, Steep Hill and The Strait are amongst those backing Independents' Day in Lincoln.

Beam!: Kids in Lincoln have the chance to see some international theatre this July as part of the Beam! festival.

City guardians: Three men who help keep Lincoln's city centre up-to-scratch are celebrating five years of service.

Late-night shopping: Almost 100 businesses have signed up to open for longer on Thursdays from July 7.

All in one: Lincoln will be celebrating its heritage with a Full English festival in September with a variety of events.

Cafe culture: By having shops open longer on Thursdays, it is hoped Lincoln will overcome the ghost town syndrome after 5.30pm.

Big Mini collection: Lincoln will be playing host to Mini event along the Brayford this weekend.

Giant cake: The 10th anniversary of Lincoln Farmers Market will celebrate with three-feet by two-feet cake this weekend.

Fresh: Businesses in Lincoln's city centre say there are delighted with the revamp of the Sincil Street area.

Scan it! Window stickers with QR codes linking to deals and offers will pop up in Lincoln shops.

Tidying up: Offenders in Lincoln will be picking chewing gum of the High Street as part of their Community Order.

Treats: The Artists' Market in Lincoln will return next month, switching location from the foot of Steep Hill to St Mark's Square.

Prisoner of War: World War Two navigator James Douglas Hudson is making a flying visit to Lincoln’s historic Cathedral Quarter.

Special markets: Lincoln celebrates its markets with two special events happening across the city.