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A special 50 pence piece, to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, has been unveiled and demand for it is expected to be high.

In his weekly Ward's World column, John Ward talks about an expected Royal visit...

For shoppers who haven't yet been inside Stamford's newest supermarket we went roving to see what's in store.

Christmas cards and the Reader's Digest are under the spotlight of John Ward in his latest Ward's World column.

At the start of Diwali celebrations, the Treasury has unveiled a new £5 coin to mark the life of Indian independence campaigner Gandhi.

At the start of Diwali celebrations, the Treasury has unveiled a new £5 coin to mark the life of Indian independence campaigner Gandhi.

When it comes to marking Halloween, there is a house that is giving people wonderful dose of the heebie-jeebies.

Millside Wigwams in Barkston is now open again and ready to welcome visitors to its beautiful site.

A church held its first ever Harvest Wheelbarrow Festival over the weekend.

People went nuts over the recent World Conker Championships, which sold out of competition tickets.

Spalding town centre came alive over the weekend as a celebration gave families ‘pumpkin’ special to do.

Ducks will be getting the top billing in a new Halloween themed town trail.

A metal detectorist has unearthed a curious relic from the Stamford Mercury’s past during a charity dig near Newark.

Photographs of Gaia at St Wulfram's Church were flooding social media as visitors shared their pictures and response to the giant globe artwork.

A world championships will be taking place after a break due to the covid pandemic.

A man created a treasure hunt for people to follow as part of a project for the National Citizenship Service.

A geological survey has shed new light on the importance of a lost medieval castle.

The man who is searching for King John’s treasure says the artefacts he has found are another part of the jigsaw puzzle.

Check your purses and piggy banks - Britain's rarest 50p coins still in circulation have been revealed, and some are quite valuable.

George Bennett has holidayed in Great Yarmouth every year since first toddling on the Norfolk sands in 1946 as a four-year-old.