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Sir Isaac Newton.

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Famous Faces

This month we’re exploring the lives of some of Lincolnshire’s most well-known residents, from those in the media to politicians...

The Kasbah's Fish Dock Road.

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Rocking the Kasbah

Exciting things are happening in the area of Grimsby known as Down Dock, more colloquially referred to as ‘The Kasbah.’ ...

Margaret Dickinson, author of The Poacher's Daughter.

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Margaret’s Milestone

This summer Lincolnshire-born author Margaret Dickinson has published her 30th novel with publishers Pan Macmillan, so we chatted to the...

Neil Mitchell/Shutterstock

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Making a Pilgrimage to Boston

This month we’re celebrating the vibrant, thriving, multicultural town of Boston, a successful market town since the medieval era… Boston...

Lincoln Cathedral's Works Department team.

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All Works and No Play

Working hard in the centre of Lincoln is the Cathedral’s Works Department, a diligent team of heritage craftspeople from joiners,...

Margaret Wintringham, the first UK-born female MP to sit in the Commons, represented Louth 100 years ago.

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Democracy, equality and opportunity

For ten points, name a female politician, from Lincolnshire, called Margaret. It’s a certainty that you’re thinking of Thatcher, but...

Bass Maltings, Sleaford.

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All about the Bass

2021 represents the 120th anniversary of Sleaford’s Bass Maltings site, and in recognition of its heritage and in hope of...

Boston Stump, copyright Pride Magazines.

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Remembering Ingram

Boston’s most famous son Herbert Ingram founded pictorial journalism and brought water, gas and railway connectivity to Boston. The MP...

The IBCC as seen from above. Image: Graham Taylor.

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Remembering Our Heroes

With fewer than 500 Bomber Command veterans left, it’s more important than ever that we preserve their stories of heroism....

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Holy Places & Sacred Spaces…

Monasteries & Abbeys in modern times have adopted a crumbling anachronistic vernacular, akin to long forgotten churches. It’s difficult to...

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