Due to the re-configuration of the one-way systems in the wider Sincil Bank area and due to the revisions made at the start of the 2025/26 season to the layout of the car parks at the LNER Stadium, all Red Imps Association Travel Section coaches will depart until further notice from the bus stop on the north side of Tentercroft Street, LN5 7BD, which is close to the Tentercroft Street public car park.
Up-to-date information about departure times can be viewed here.
On return journeys, the final dropping-off point will either be in Tentercroft Street or in Rope Walk, close to the junction of Tentercroft Street with High Street.
Please click here for answers to frequently asked questions.
Lincoln City Foundation is the permanent charity partner of Red Imps Community Trust. Details are given below of the Foundation’s “Active Explorers” and “Football Evolution” programmes.
WHAT ARE THE “ACTIVE EXPLORERS” AND “FOOTBALL EVOLUTION” PROGRAMMES?
They’re both Summer Holiday Clubs for kids aged 4-12: it’s Ofsted-registered childcare.
“Active Explorers” enjoy crafts, multi-sports, exciting activities and free time;
WHEN AND WHERE ARE “ACTIVE EXPLORERS” AND “FOOTBALL EVOLUTION” SESSIONS HELD?
Every weekday until 29/08/25 between 8.30am and 5.00pm at the LNER Stadium, Sincil Bank, Lincoln LN5 8LD, partly indoors (in the Co-op Community Hub, behind the Stacey West Stand) and partly outside (on the 3G pitch).
HOW MUCH DO “ACTIVE EXPLORERS” AND “FOOTBALL EVOLUTION” SESSIONS COST?
“Active Explorers” sessions cost £26 per day and “Football Evolution” sessions cost £28 per day. Payment can be made by childcare vouchers.
HOW DO I BOOK PLACES ON “ACTIVE EXPLORERS” AND “FOOTBALL EVOLUTION” SESSIONS?
HOW CAN DONATIONS BE MADE TO SUPPORT THE “ACTIVE EXLORERS” AND “FOOTBALL EVOLUTION” PROGRAMMES? There are numerous ways to support the Foundation financially, including before all home games via a collection bucket that can be found in the Trust’s Pod in the University of Lincoln Fan Village.
The Football Governance Bill passed its third reading in the House of Commons on 8th July. It looks set to gain Royal Assent, and thus become law, before parliament closes for the summer recess on 22nd July.
Supporter engagement is already embedded in the culture at Lincoln City FC, but the new law will strengthen it at all other clubs in the top five tiers of domestic football. There will also be increased club heritage and financial protections, with more blocks on unsuitable owners. On top of that, it will prevent any domestic club from entering a breakaway European Super League.
Red Imps Community Trust is an active member of the Football Supporters’ Association, which has worked tirelessly on the Bill. Please click here to read the FSA’s latest press release, which contains lots more information.
It remains imperative that the Football Governance Bill should become law without delay: the urgent need for an Independent Regulator of English Football has been highlighted yet again by recent events at Morecambe FC, Sheffield Wednesday FC and Hull City FC.
Red Imps Community Trust is an active member of the Football Supporters’ Association, which has been working on the Bill for a long time. A progress report that it issued on 02/07/25 can be read here.
The Trust has published its accounts for the year to 31/12/24, which were approved at its Board Meeting on 11/06/25 and which will be presented at the Annual General Meeting on 26/06/25. Please click here to read the financial statements for that year, including the Independent Examiner’s Report on them.
The Trust’s permanent charity partner, Lincoln City Foundation, is seeking expressions of interest in its new “Fit Imps” programme. Please click here for more information.
First, because the EFL will release the 2025/26 fixture list, including confirmation of the first stages of the Carabao Cup and the Vertu Trophy.
Secondly , because the Annual General Meeting of our Trust will be held. There are six Trust Board Members to elect, accounts and reports for last year to be reviewed, minutes of the previous meeting to be approved and three other resolutions to be considered. Please click here for full details, including confirmation of the action that you should take if you (i) would like to attend online or (ii) can’t attend, but would like to be represented by a proxy.
Two extra venues have been added for the Extra Time Hub initiative run by our permanent charity partner, Lincoln City Foundation. Please click here for updated details of the sessions targeted at people who are retired, semi-retired or approaching retirement.
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