Although Lincoln is steeped in Roman and Medieval history, today it is a modern, vibrant city with an increasingly diverse population with differing demands and aspirations. The city centre area spans approximately 0.41 square miles in both uphill and downhill Lincoln, including areas alongside the River Witham and parts of the Brayford Wharf. It takes into account both small independent businesses and large national and multi-national companies.

In order to shape the city centre’s future inline with the evolving needs of Lincoln’s residents and business community in 2006 a new master plan was developed by the City of Lincoln Council in association with Lincolnshire County Council, Lincolnshire Enterprise and the East Midlands Development Agency, developed the City Centre Master Plan (CCMP).

Covering the next quarter of a century, the CCMP is crucial to the future of Lincoln and will help ensure it continues to be a vibrant cultural centre that continually looks to the future with a full appreciation of its rich heritage.

By clicking on the links on the left you can find out how the CCMP is having a positive impact on lots of different development projects in the city. You can also sign up to receive our newsletter and we welcome your feedback on the website.

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