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Flying dogs brave the Wildcats

Flying dogs brave the Wildcats

Flying dogs brave the Wildcats

22 July 2024

Dogs have been riding in helicopters as part of the military training they need to be combat ready.


Record crowds at vintage weekend bring community together

Record crowds at vintage weekend bring community together

Record crowds at vintage weekend bring community together

22 July 2024

An annual vintage weekend saw its “best ever turnout” this year, organisers have said.


New immersive museum exhibition lets visitors create own characters and build own worlds

New immersive museum exhibition lets visitors create own characters and build own worlds

New immersive museum exhibition lets visitors create own characters and build own worlds

19 July 2024

A museum is inviting people to let fate choose as it prepares to open its latest immersive exhibition.


‘We’ve got 13 bidders for our historic hearse’

‘We’ve got 13 bidders for our historic hearse’

‘We’ve got 13 bidders for our historic hearse’

19 July 2024

A group’s appeal to find a permanent resting place for an ornate hand drawn hearse has gathered pace — with more than a dozen bidders lined up.

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From courtside to graveside: former tennis coach finds calling in funeral care

From courtside to graveside: former tennis coach finds calling in funeral care

From courtside to graveside: former tennis coach finds calling in funeral care

17 July 2024

A former tennis coach has put his racquet to rest and taken up a job instead serving heartfelt goodbyes to loved ones.


Surprise as woman reunited with Apple Watch after losing it 3 years ago

Surprise as woman reunited with Apple Watch after losing it 3 years ago

Surprise as woman reunited with Apple Watch after losing it 3 years ago

17 July 2024

An Apple Watch is back on its owner’s wrist after being missing for three years.

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Council signage comes close to calling council a ‘cesspit’

Council signage comes close to calling council a ‘cesspit’

Council signage comes close to calling council a ‘cesspit’

16 July 2024

A council has confirmed it will replace signage at an access point after it was noted it humorously reads close to 'cesspit’.


‘Spud in a Pot’ competition winner retains title

‘Spud in a Pot’ competition winner retains title

‘Spud in a Pot’ competition winner retains title

16 July 2024

Spuds were weighed in an annual competition at the weekend.


Old maps are given new lease of life as artwork

Old maps are given new lease of life as artwork

Old maps are given new lease of life as artwork

15 July 2024

A German painting in her bathroom and an artistic sister inspired a former RAF worker to start painting famous landmarks and landscapes onto old maps.

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Can you guess the use of the item in this month’s Cabinet of Curiosities feature?

Can you guess the use of the item in this month’s Cabinet of Curiosities feature?

Can you guess the use of the item in this month’s Cabinet of Curiosities feature?

14 July 2024

What do you think this mystery item was used for?

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‘We want to create a safe space for Lego enthusiasts and show it is not just for kids’

‘We want to create a safe space for Lego enthusiasts and show it is not just for kids’

‘We want to create a safe space for Lego enthusiasts and show it is not just for kids’

10 July 2024

A new Lego group is being built to help people with their mental health and wellbeing.


Woman’s English accent returns a year later

Woman’s English accent returns a year later

Woman’s English accent returns a year later

05 July 2024

A woman who woke up with Welsh accent despite never visiting the country has got her old accent back - a year later.


Country’s oldest tennis ball wedged in archway

Country’s oldest tennis ball wedged in archway

Country’s oldest tennis ball wedged in archway

03 July 2024

Britain's oldest tennis ball has been lodged in the archway of Lincoln Cathedral for 110 years.


Meet 92-year-old farmer Fred — who is still going strong with no plans to retire

Meet 92-year-old farmer Fred — who is still going strong with no plans to retire

Meet 92-year-old farmer Fred — who is still going strong with no plans to retire

03 July 2024

He may be 92, but sugar beet farmer Fred Campling has absolutely no intention of retiring.


Are you brave enough to take on the 3.2kg cottage pie challenge?

Are you brave enough to take on the 3.2kg cottage pie challenge?

Are you brave enough to take on the 3.2kg cottage pie challenge?

02 July 2024

Do you think you could take on this new hefty food challenge – which also requires you to eat all of your vegetables?


Chatty benches appear at town site… but mystery surrounds who put them there

Chatty benches appear at town site… but mystery surrounds who put them there

Chatty benches appear at town site… but mystery surrounds who put them there

26 June 2024

Eye-catching chatty benches have recently appeared on a town site in a bid to encourage conversation… but mystery surrounds who put them there.

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‘I get such joy from knitting and knowing I can help 100 premature babies makes it even better’

‘I get such joy from knitting and knowing I can help 100 premature babies makes it even better’

‘I get such joy from knitting and knowing I can help 100 premature babies makes it even better’

26 June 2024

A care home resident has knitted 100 hats for premature babies and her efforts have inspired others to get involved.


‘The thought of saving historic hearse from a funeral pyre is marvellous’

‘The thought of saving historic hearse from a funeral pyre is marvellous’

‘The thought of saving historic hearse from a funeral pyre is marvellous’

26 June 2024

An appeal to find a permanent home for an ornate 106-year-old hearse has resulted in two firm offers being made.


‘King and Queen’ endure bumpy royal carriage ride

‘King and Queen’ endure bumpy royal carriage ride

‘King and Queen’ endure bumpy royal carriage ride

24 June 2024

A town’s own King Charles and Queen Camilla had a bit of a bumpy ride on Saturday as a pub landlord and his cohort took on a soapbox derby in London.


Space magazine’s front cover nods to area’s colourful history

Space magazine’s front cover nods to area’s colourful history

Space magazine’s front cover nods to area’s colourful history

20 June 2024

Tulip fields can be seen from space… according to the eyecatching front cover of this magazine.


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