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Choir leader’s immense pride as gold medal youngsters hail ‘magical’ winning feeling

Choir leader’s immense pride as gold medal youngsters hail ‘magical’ winning feeling

A student choir say its award-winning achievement was ‘incredibly gratifying’ — as members hope to encourage others to take up the rewarding hobby.
Coffee mornings aim to ‘make a significant difference in someone’s life’

Coffee mornings aim to ‘make a significant difference in someone’s life’

Volunteers are being asked to help at a new initiative that aims to combat social isolation.
Grower cashes in on boom in ‘Italian kale’

Grower cashes in on boom in ‘Italian kale’

It’s a brassica variety many people might not be aware of but a surge in popularity for cavolo nero is good news for a south Lincolnshire producer.

Police arrest man after people were threatened with a knife in town centre

Police arrest man after people were threatened with a knife in town centre

A man who was making threats with a knife in a town centre has been arrested.
Traffic building as major route is closed

Traffic building as major route is closed

One of the main routes into town has been closed.

Lorry loses its load at busy roundabout

Lorry loses its load at busy roundabout

Lorry loses its load at busy roundabout

A lane was closed at a busy roundabout after a lorry lost its load.

Pub-restaurant applies to keep outdoor seating area

Pub-restaurant applies to keep outdoor seating area

Pub-restaurant applies to keep outdoor seating area

A pub-restaurant is hoping it can keep its outdoor seating area.

An absolutely beautiful pub… but you’ll be lucky to get a drink here

An absolutely beautiful pub… but you’ll be lucky to get a drink here

An absolutely beautiful pub… but you’ll be lucky to get a drink here

I can’t tell you just how lucky I am to have grabbed myself a pint at this truly gorgeous-looking pub.

Councillors to meet with haulage companies to tackle ‘chaotic and medieval’ traffic issue

Councillors to meet with haulage companies to tackle ‘chaotic and medieval’ traffic issue

Councillors to meet with haulage companies to tackle ‘chaotic and medieval’ traffic issue

Councillors who say they ‘sympathise’ with frustrated villagers, hope to speak with haulage companies to tackle an ongoing traffic issue.

Lifeline services to be expanded for the summer as community unites to look after the vulnerable

Lifeline services to be expanded for the summer as community unites to look after the vulnerable

Lifeline services to be expanded for the summer as community unites to look after the vulnerable

Three charities are expanding their services to provide a lifeline to an increasing number of people who need support this summer.

New court date after dangerous dog owner misses bus

New court date after dangerous dog owner misses bus

New court date after dangerous dog owner misses bus

A new court date has been set for a man facing two dangerous dog charges.
Police cannot meet ‘unrealistic’ patrol targets - commissioner
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Police cannot meet ‘unrealistic’ patrol targets - commissioner

Police can’t afford to put on extra patrols during the summer which the Government has promised, its commissioner says.
Finding creature comfort in numbers! Animal sanctuaries bond together to raise awareness

Finding creature comfort in numbers! Animal sanctuaries bond together to raise awareness

A garden centre went animal crackers this weekend - to highlight an important message.
Ceremony to mark anniversary of Matthew Flinders’ return

Ceremony to mark anniversary of Matthew Flinders’ return

An Australian official will be attending a service to mark the year anniversary since the return of a famous explorer to his home village.
Bid to boost town’s guide and scout hall

Bid to boost town’s guide and scout hall

A fayre is being held to raise much-needed funds for a scout and guide hall.
Council leaders say their plan would give residents a ‘greater say’ on services
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Council leaders say their plan would give residents a ‘greater say’ on services

Two leading councillors say their proposals for two Lincolnshire unitary authorities will give residents a ‘stronger voice’ in how services are run.

Councillors share vision of northern and southern unitary authorities
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Councillors share vision of northern and southern unitary authorities

Two council leaders have outlined their vision for the future of local government in Greater Lincolnshire.

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Last wicket stand helps steer Harrox back to winning ways

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Williams is the winner of second Tigers Open event

Williams is the winner of second Tigers Open event

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Long trek proves worthwhile for triumphant trio

County championship success for the Silver Spoon Bowmen.
Russell continues his struggles at Silverstone

Russell continues his struggles at Silverstone

Series of bad decisions prove costly for Formula One ace.
Spalding secure back-to-back league victories

Spalding secure back-to-back league victories

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Choir leader’s immense pride as gold medal youngsters hail ‘magical’ winning feeling

Choir leader’s immense pride as gold medal youngsters hail ‘magical’ winning feeling

A student choir say its award-winning achievement was ‘incredibly gratifying’ — as members hope to encourage others to take up the rewarding hobby.
An absolutely beautiful pub… but you’ll be lucky to get a drink here

An absolutely beautiful pub… but you’ll be lucky to get a drink here

I can’t tell you just how lucky I am to have grabbed myself a pint at this truly gorgeous-looking pub.
Artists called on to enter town’s postcard exhibition to mark 100th birthday of Margaret Thatcher

Artists called on to enter town’s postcard exhibition to mark 100th birthday of Margaret Thatcher

A town’s postcard exhibition will mark what would be the 100th birthday of Britain’s first female Prime Minister.
Children’s festival expands after 2,500 flock to last year’s event

Children’s festival expands after 2,500 flock to last year’s event

A popular summer festival for children has been expanded to two days to meet demand.
Programme of events celebrating the Iron Lady comes to town

Programme of events celebrating the Iron Lady comes to town

Events to mark 100 years since the birth of Britain's first female Prime Minister will be taking place at a town’s arts centre.
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Business

Grower cashes in on boom in ‘Italian kale’

Grower cashes in on boom in ‘Italian kale’

It’s a brassica variety many people might not be aware of but a surge in popularity for cavolo nero is good news for a south Lincolnshire producer.

New shop combines art and heritage

New shop combines art and heritage

A new shop crammed full of art materials has opened at a nearby attraction.
Green credentials help earn recognition for town firm

Green credentials help earn recognition for town firm

A motoring business has been recognised for its green credentials by a major manufacturer.
‘Every business has the chance to be recognised for the outstanding work that they do’

‘Every business has the chance to be recognised for the outstanding work that they do’

“Every business has the chance to be recognised for the outstanding work that they do.”
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‘Desirable as any spot’—how a Grantham estate was sold in 1791

‘Desirable as any spot’—how a Grantham estate was sold in 1791

The well-known estate called the Whong was described as one of the most desirable plots in Lincolnshire, writes Grantham Civic Society.
Grower cashes in on boom in ‘Italian kale’

Grower cashes in on boom in ‘Italian kale’

It’s a brassica variety many people might not be aware of but a surge in popularity for cavolo nero is good news for a south Lincolnshire producer.

How to keep drinking under control this summer

How to keep drinking under control this summer

Carol Urry is a habit-change coach who provides free, weekly sessions through the charity MindSpace to help people cut down or give up drinking.
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