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The Deepings School went out of this world on Tuesday as students launched their own rocket creations high into the sky.

Library users in the Deepings can take advantage of a new free bus service to be launched by charities in the area from Monday

Charismatic author Serenity Crane, otherwise known as Bourne physiotherapist Alan Crane, will be giving a talk about his books on Thursday.

The Deepings School went out of this world on Tuesday as students launched their own rocket creations high into the sky.

A series of events called Medieval Mondays will run throughout the summer at the recently reopened Oakham Castle.

Former New College Stamford fashion and clothing students Hannah Page and Eden Loweth showcased their amazing designs at London’s Graduate Fashion Week last week.

The view from the window of Grimsthorpe Castle near Bourne is in the running to be judged the best in the region.

Crossroads Farm in Eastwell and Whissendine Windmill are set to feature on popular BBC One show Countryfile on Sunday (June 19).

Bourne Classic Car and Bike Carnival is still going ahead this Sunday – despite torrential rain leading to a change of location.

A special art and photography exhibition taking place this June will celebrate exceptional standards of work from creative pupils at Stamford Welland Academy.

Bourne Town Hall will either be run by a charitable trust or sold to a private owner, its current trustee has announced.

A talented young dancer from Stathern has successfully auditioned for English Youth Ballet and will perform alongside professional ballerinas in Giselle at the Concert Hall in Nottingham in July.

It was Lincolnshire Free Press feature writer Jean Hodge who told readers that “art has the power to get a man back in his shed when he has lost his confidence”.

County councillors will decide on Friday whether Bourne Town Hall will become a building owned by a charitable trust or sold on the open market.

Members and other users of Bourne Leisure Centre can have their say about its services at an event on Tuesday.

Creative minds can help design new welcome signs for Bourne’s Thursday and Saturday markets to be seen by shoppers for a minimum of 12 months.

Children and parents were welcome at Bourne Town Football Club which hosted a community fun day at the Abbey Lawns.

A group of young and dynamic dancers will showcase their talent with a diverse performance of newly commissioned works and much-loved revivals at Uppingham Theatre.

The tough world of rugby union will melt for a day in the Deepings when an eight-month old baby will be in the front row.

The Deepings Community Library hosted a celebration of Shakespeare for young people on the anniversary of Shakespeare’s birth on Saturday.