Quirky

People can learn how to cook with an air fryer in a new college course.

A veterinary practice has a new owner who is expanding services and looking to connect with the local community.

Comforting animal toys have been donated to hospitals across the county to offer comfort to dementia patients.

In today’s world, our expectations of love can sometimes feel more like inventions from Hollywood than something real and attainable.

For someone who is tone deaf and barely capable of tapping a rhythm on a table, bellringing didn’t seem a likely pastime.

All Saints’ Church is often packed with worshippers, but for now access is restricted to scaffolding and electricians.

Welcome to a new Spalding Gentlemen’s Society series exploring the stories of its collection. Today we look at Lincolnshire’s slimiest currency, eels!

A new children’s book is set to raise funds for three charities, including Blind Veterans UK.

A tortoise has won the hearts of competition voters, after being crowned pet of the year.

A new darts competition aims to inspire the next generation to become world champions like Luke Littler.

A couple are launching a new personalised gift shop, inspired by their wedding.

Valentine’s gifts can be a cliché - red roses, a box of chocs, or a ‘romantic’ meal out.

A doctor and documentary maker has shot his latest film in an abandoned mental hospital.

A transport boss has spent 40 years and thousands of pounds amassing the UK's biggest collection of cash registers.

These days it seems Burghley owns half of Stamford, but turn the clock back 200 years and a different dynasty had an impressive foothold in town.

A respite care provider aims to raise £50,000 to 'pimp' her house purple, creating a space for those needing temporary care.

A competitive eater’s video featuring a pub’s gigantic breakfast sandwich has racked up millions of views on social media.

A 27-year-old man’s love for travel inspired his ‘unconventional’ coffin.

Firefighters helped a beloved pet out of a ruff spot after it disappeared in the early hours of Monday morning.

Organisers of a popular cat show say they feel ‘delighted’ – after seeing more than 1,000 people visit the quirky event.