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What to Do in Lincolnshire This Summer
Celebrating the summer with the best days out, live events and ideas for fun with the family – this month we present the Ultimate Guide to Summer in Lincolnshire Summer at Burghley Stamford’s Elizabethan prodigy house was built in 1555-1587 by Sir William Cecil, later 1st Baron Burghley, Lord High Treasurer and right-hand man to Queen Elizabeth I. There are 18 beautiful state rooms to enjoy, including the Heaven Room and Hell Staircase with its frescoes by Antonio Verrio and Thomas Stothard. Its state rooms and collections are also unsurpassed, with a vast collection of textiles, ceramics and other artwork as well as impressive oriental ceramics and furniture by Ince & Mayhew. Elsewhere visitors can enjoy learning more about Olympian David,...
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Andrea Jenkyns: Who is Lincolnshire’s Mayor?
On the back of a very convincing recent victory in the mayoral elections for the new Greater Lincolnshire’s Combined County...
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The History of Lincoln – 100 Years of the City
The 1920s – Post-War Recovery and Civic Pride Following the trauma of the First World War, the 1920s marked a...
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The Lincolnshire Wolds
This month we celebrate the Lincolnshire Wolds with an A-Z of the best features of this areas of outstanding natural...
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Live music in Boston
This month we get so emotional speaking with Adenike Adewale who is embarking on a massive 80-day tour bringing the...
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Lincolnshire’s Air Ambulance
In the worst of times we meet the best people, like the heroic crew of the Lincs & Notts Air...
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Ideas for days out in Lincolnshire
If cabin fever has set in and you’re craving the chance to get out and about, our suggestions for unusual...
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Property in Lincolnshire – A Grand Designs House
When it comes to stories, you can’t beat a big plot twist, and few come bigger than a Grand Designs...
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Visit Lincoln Cathedral
The Very Revd Dr Simon Jones, Dean of Lincoln Cathedral, shares his journey, insights, and vision for welcoming all to...
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The Trusted Face of Regional News
One of the most popular and well-respected broadcasters in the region, Peter Levy was awarded with a Doctorate from Bishop...
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Pottery at Oxcombe
Ever looked at a potter working at their wheel? Permit us to let you into a secret. The skill may...
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Lincoln Artist’s Silk Scarves
Clare Haggas’s silk scarves, designed and made in England According to the saying, in business, if you stand still, you’re really...
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Farming in Lincolnshire
As the county that feeds the country, Lincolnshire is renowned for its cereals, vegetable production, livestock and horticulture. This month...
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A Summer of Discovery with Tim Peake
Tim Peake, a special friend of Grantham’s Woolsthorpe Manor – the childhood home of polymath Sir Isaac Newton – recently...
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On the Farm in August
Remember that line from Only Fools and Horses, when Trigger explains to Del and Rodney that road sweepers have an...
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Test Drive: Tesla Model 3
A seriously good car, that doesn’t take itself too seriously. Tesla’s updated Model 3 is quick, quiet and quirky. We enjoyed...
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Freya & Echo: A Girl’s Best Friend
This month we offer our congratulations and best wishes to Freya and Echo, who competed at this year’s Crufts and...
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A Celebration of Snowdrops
A sign that winter is nearly over and spring is just over the horizon, this month we celebrate the snowdrop, and...
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Winter in Lincolnshire
A Lincolnshire Winter A chill in the air and frost on the ground doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the very best that...
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Lincolnshire Saved My Life
5, 4, 3, 2, 1… and with the crackle of fireworks and a cascade of beats from Gilson Lavis, we’ll...
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The Lincolnshire Dialect
Exploring the Lincolnshire accent and its dialects: nostalgia for natives and fascinating for frim folk! Once upon a time you’d...
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The Land Girls of Lincolnshire
Keeping the country well-fed in the 1940s, the Women’s Land Army proved to be a resilient, hardy bunch with a...