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22 May, 2012

Tourism

Thousands rush to Discover Stamford

A new Stamford heritage attraction has welcomed more than 16,000 visitors in its first three months.

Groups around the county who are holding an event to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee or the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games are invited to register their event as a Community Games.

Are you looking for that special career opportunity? Are you good with your hands and do you have an eye for detail?

Volunteers are wanted to support the Egyptian Paralympic Team during their training camp in Lincolnshire this summer.

Taking place from 24th to 26th May, Lincoln Beer Festival returns to the Drill Hall.

East Lindsey dog wardens are supporting Governmental plans to make all puppies subject to compulsory micro chipping in the UK.

Kier has marked its first anniversary working alongside Longhurst and Havelok Homes in Boston with customer satisfaction levels at 95%.

A pair of carved oak squirrel bookends by Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson sold for £1600 in the recent sale at the Lincoln auction rooms.

Students from the Lincoln School of Journalism have scooped the top journalism prize in the BBC Partnership Awards - their second major award in a month.

The Mad Hatter himself will be hosting a very special Topsy Turvy Tea Party at Gibraltar Point.

Cutting-edge company Mediademon has put Lincolnshire firmly on the technology front-line with the launch of their latest product.

The new chairman of Lincolnshire County Council has pledged to champion county farming.

Take the opportunity to visit the lovely garden at Willow Cottage, Burgh-le-Marsh which will be open to visitors on Sunday 24th June from 2pm, to raise funds for the Macmillan charity.

Award winning stand up comedian Stewart Lee is set to bring his Carpet Remnant World tour to Hull City Hall.

Sir Isaac Newton Primary School from Grantham won the Primary Schools Volleyball Level 3 School Games Competition in Grantham recently.

LEAP athlete Lee Cupit won a gold medal at the Olympic Park Stadium in London this month.

A stunning new poetic drama featuring words by Archbishop Desmond Tutu is to form the centrepiece of Lincolnshire’s contribution to the Cultural Olympiad.

With the danger of floods increasing across the county, numerous sensors are being installed in Boston to test their defences for leaks.

The incredible ELO Experience is once again on the road and arrives at Grimsby on Friday 25th May.

Bidders will experience an old fashioned country house sale when the contents of the home of a Lincolnshire antique dealer goes under the hammer.

The multi-million pound town centre redevelopment plans in Bourne have started.

The Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust is calling for volunteers to help discover the remaining wildflower rich road verges in two areas of the county.

Twenty-three organisations across Lincolnshire have received a grant to fund Olympic and Paralympic inspired projects.

Market Rasen might be holding it's breath to find out the outcome of a bid to become one of the Portas Pilot High Streets, but residents and businesses alike have taken initiative.

Lincolnshire youngsters are being challenged to come up with a slogan and logo to help educate their peers on the dangers of smoking.

A Lincoln windmill is looking for people to help continue hundreds of years of tradition.

22 May, 2012

What's on

Street theatre programme set to be big hit

Giant crocheted lions, gobby grannies and a big pig are set to pack a punch across East Lindsey this summer as SO Festival becomes a nine-day, district-wide cultural celebration.

22 May, 2012

Local news

New Beach Huts on the Lincolnshire Coast

Brand new Beach Huts will open on the Lincolnshire coast as part of an improvement programme by East Lindsey District Council.

22 May, 2012

Event

Mini-Olympic games set for Gainsborough

More than 400 budding athletes will be striving for gold as they take part in a special Olympic games event.

22 May, 2012

What's on

Castle ablaze with excitement

Get yourself ready for a summer of sport with a special event taking place as the iconic Olympic torch comes to Lincoln.

22 May, 2012

Wildlife

Animal cruelty in Lincoln

Ducks cruelly kicked against walls, and a swan beaten to death with a plank of wood. RSPCA warn of extreme cruelty in Lincoln City centre.

22 May, 2012

Metal Theft

Lincolnshire Police continue the fight against metal theft

A 28 year old man is arrested, in various spot checks across the Lincolnshire region

21 May, 2012

Health and Fitness

Vitality classes in Lincolnshire

Adults in Lincolnshire who have difficulty exercising are being encouraged to join a movement to music programme.

21 May, 2012

Music

£2.5m secured for music education

Lincolnshire Music Service has secured £2.5m from the Department for Education to deliver music education in the county from 2012-15.

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