This new economic report reflects on the recovery work delivered for the city by the likes of Visit Lincoln, Lincoln BIG and City of Lincoln Council.Ĭllr Neil Murray, Portfolio Holder for Inclusive Economic Growth at City of Lincoln Council, said: “To see a 58.2% increase in the local economy through visitor and tourism expenditure following the Covid pandemic is an achievement. | Photo: City of Lincoln Council/Curtiss Creative/ESTV The 2021 Lincoln Christmas Market attracted more than 276,000 visitors.

If you have an incident you feel needs police attention, please contact us on 101. We are proactively release his image now so that members of the community have the opportunity to recognise offending, and are more able to report an incident if one occurs. If it’s breached, this is a criminal offence and custodial sentence can be enforced to deal with the individual. Ī CBO is an order designed to tackle the most serious and persistent anti-social individuals where their behaviour has brought them before a criminal court. The conditions included not placing himself in a position to gather money in the city centre, or to approach anyone and ask for money in the city centre.įollowing the hearing, this CBO has now been adapted to include a ban on entering retail premises in Lincoln to reflect his persistent shop-lifting, and extended until. Garside had also previously been given a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) due to persistent begging on, with conditions designed to prevent further offending. He was arrested on Wednesday 17 August following proactive work by the city’s NPT, and his sentence was given the following day.

He was also convicted for one count of possessions on Class A drugs. The hearing at Lincoln Magistrates’ Court also took into account six thefts which took place between 6 June and 12 July, as well as 11 further incidents between 28 June and 16 August. His thefts included alcohol, chocolates and coffee. A shoplifter who carried out 17 thefts between June and August has been sentenced to 24 weeks in prison thanks to proactive work by the Lincoln Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT).ĭrew Garside, 27, of Laughton Way North, Lincoln, received the sentence after repeatedly targeting shops in Lincoln city, including Co-op stores, Boots, Pets at Home, Tesco and the Post Office.

The gone home incident august 13 2010