< Previous16-17 JULY 2016126-133_Layout 1 23/05/2016 15:15 Page 5LINCOLNSHIRETODAY131WHAT’S ONBrocklesbySunday 19th JuneBrocklesby Country FairThis year’s Brocklesby Country Fair promises toshowcase the very best of the countryside with itsfabulous arena displays and hugely populardemonstrations from falconry and sheep shearing togun dog trials and stunning rural craftsmanship.Headlining the event and back by popular demand isThe Kangaroo Kid, plus giant tortoises and alpacas tomeet and a huge children’s area including a minitank driving experience. Pre-book a super lakesidepicnic spot for your vehicle and enjoy an actionpacked Father’s Day to remember. For moreinformation, visit www.brocklesby.co.uk/country-fair.CleethorpesSaturday 25th JuneArmed Forces DayJune this year will see North East Lincolnshire turnred, white and blue as this year’s Armed Forces Daynational event come to town. Though the mainevent is on Saturday 25 June, there’s lots happeningin the build-up and over the whole of the weekend.The area around the Boating Lake in Cleethorpes willhost the military villages this year, with vehicles,aircraft and exhibits from all the services free to goand see. National charities and cadet forces will hostspecial areas in the Boating Lake to showcase what they canoffer. And on the Saturday, the arena space will be party toactivities and displays from our military colleagues.SkegnessJuly – SeptemberSummer events, The Embassy Theatre The full programme of summer events at The EmbassyTheatre has been unveiled and there’s something foreveryone. For the kids there’s the new Pepper Pig live showon the 24th and 25th of August. There’s also The Good OldDays of Variety on July 27th featuring entertainer DonMacLean and legendary singer Anita Harris. Another musicaltreat comes in the form of Summer Dreaming starting July26th August, which boasts hit songs like Johnny B. Goode,Rock Around the Clock and many more. Then there’s TheSound of Musicals, a great show for the whole family startingthe 21st July. For more information, visitwww.embassythatre.co.uk. 133 ÁGainsborough Friday July 8Big Food Event, Marshalls YardThe Big Food Event returns for another day of cookerydemonstrations from local chefs throughout the day.There’ll also be the regular farmers market running intandem, for visitors to stock up on local produce to cook upat home. The Wimbledon themes champagne andstrawberry bar will also be running throughout the day,whilst the Final Matches are shown on the centre TV. Formore information, visit www.marshallsyard.co.uk. South HollandFriday July 8 Hillfolk Noir, South Holland Centre American trio Hillfolk Noir identify their sound as‘Junkerdash’ - a mix of folk, bluegrass, string-band bluesPHOTO: PENDULUM WAVE MACHINE BY TRAVELLING LIGHT CIRCUS SO Festival, East Lindsey126-133_Layout 1 23/05/2016 15:15 Page 6Where visitorshold handswith farming & nature...Tel: 01652 678822South Kelsey, LincsLN7 6PRFor opening hours visit:www.hallfarmpark.co.uk Birthday parties &School trips welcomel Indoor play barnl Outdoor play areasl Meet the animalsl Take a goat for a walkl Tractor & trailer rides l Keith’s Krazy Kartsl Farmyard crazy golf l woodland walkl Heritage Shed l Tea room & Gift shop Come & enjoy a tractor rideEnjoy a Tractor and Trailer Ridewith the “dancing farmer” in ourcovered trailer on a journey to theworking farm to visit the cattle.SelectLincolnshire Tearoom of the year2015/16North East LincolnshireCLEETHORPESArmed Forces DayNational Event 2016COME ALONG WITH THE FAMILY AND SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR OUR TROOPSKeep up to date with developments at www.armedforcescleethorpes.co.ukor search on Facebook for Armed Forces Cleethorpes25 June 2016THIS FANTASTIC EVENT WILL INCLUDE:Military Parade Military Villages & Displays Air Display Family Fun Trade Support FireworksTo find out more, visit our website: www.stamfordshakespeare.co.ukBOX OFFICE: 01780 756133Stamford Shakespeare Company400 YEARS of Shakespeare 40 YEARS at Tolethorpe7th June - 27th August For more information and tobook online, visit our website:www.stamfordshakespeare.co.uk• MACBETH • • THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS • • THE TEMPEST •126-133_Layout 1 23/05/2016 15:15 Page 7and other influences, all spooledup together for somethingentirely their own. Made up ofTravis Ward, Alison Ward andMike Waite, Hillfolk Noir havetoured with such acclaimedartists such as Neko Case, Bonnie“Prince” Billy and Justin TownesEarle, to name but a few, andnow they bring their punked-upneo-traditionalist sounds toLincolnshire. For moreinformation, visitwww.southhollandcentre.co.uk. Burgh-Le-Marsh 15 – 16 July The Lakes Festival 2016, Sycamore LakesHeadlining the first day of the festival are indie pop rockersScouting for Girls, with Jerry Lee Lewis tribute, The Lewis Boys,rock band Revolver and Boston natives The Vigilantes. TheSaturday line-up boasts country duo The Shires, alternativerockers Toploader, country rock group Jess and The Banditsand a whole host of others. With a real ale tent, a hog roastand a firework finale, it’s not an event to be missed. For moreinformation, call 01754 81198. East LindseySaturday 25 June – Sunday 3 July SO Festival Festival goers can expect 9 days of excitement andexplosive outdoor fun when SO Festival returns to EastLincolnshire this summer. The family-friendly festival opens onJuly 15 in Mablethorpe before the exciting acts go on tour,visiting Horncastle, Alford, Louth, Spilsby and Woodhall Spabefore the finale weekend in Skegness. This year’s festival takesinspiration from the landscapes of East Lindsey and will focuson the natural elements. For more information, visitwww.sofestival.org/festival. Market RasenSaturday 13 AugustRasen Rocks featuring Jess Glynne, MarketRasen Racecourse Chart-topper Jess Glynne is headline this year’s Evening atthe Races, following on from 2015’s event which saw Sir TomJones impress a record-breaking crowd. It will feature six racesLINCOLNSHIRETODAY133WHAT’S ONFor further detailsTEL: 07775 877057or visitWWW.LINCOLNSHIREAIRSOFTCLUB.CO.UKbefore the main attraction. Breakthrough solo artist Jess Glynnehas dazzled critics and audiophiles with her number one, doubleplatinum debut album ‘I Cry When I Laugh’. She’s since beennominated for a plethora of industry awards and scooped fivenumber-one singles in the UK. For more information, visitwww.marketrasen.thejockeyclub.co.uk. Cleethorpes Friday 19 – Sunday 21 August Cleethorpes Rocks, Meridian ParkShowground Boasting three days of live music, Cleethorpes Rocks is ahighlight in the yellowbelly calendar. Legendary British rockgroup, Wishbone Ash, are Friday’s headliners, with indie outfitScouting for Girls taking centre stage for the Saturday. Sundaywill be rounded off by From the Jam with their blend of punkand mod rock. For more information, visitwww.cleethropesrocks.co.uk. Hillfolk Noir, SouthHolland CentreCREDIT: HILLFOLK NOIR/ LEVI BETTWIESER126-133_Layout 1 23/05/2016 15:15 Page 8134 LINCOLNSHIRETODAYNEWARKhe beautiful market town ofNewark, situated at the heart ofthe Nottinghamshire countryside ischaracterised by a rich historicalbackground, delightful architecture and12th century castle overlooking the banksof the River Trent. This, coupled with itsunique tourist attractions, nationallyrecognised status as an antiquesdestination and fine selection ofindependent shops and restaurants makeit one of the most popular places to visitwithin the county.Whether you choose to explore itleisurely on foot or venture a little furtherby bicycle or car, Newark will charm andsurprise you. By strolling around thetown centre you will discover an array oflisted buildings, its charming riversideand one of the largest cobbled squares inEngland. A short drive away are NewarkAir Museum, Southwell Minster andRacecourse and Sherwood Forest.With so much to see it is best to start atthe new Visitor Gateway on Appletongatewhich incorporates a visitor informationarea, the reception for the 1930s ArtDeco Palace Theatre and the entrance tothe National Civil War Centre.www.nationalcivilwarcentre.comNewark’s pivotal connection with theEnglish Civil War, which saw it witnessthe death of King John and the climax ofthe Wars of the Roses, is nowpermanently preserved here in the UK’sonly National Civil War Centre. Thetown’s most tumultuous moment cameduring the epic 17th century clashbetween the King and Parliament where16,000 troops besieged the Royalistoutpost for six months and saw the Kingsupplanted by a squire. As 2016 is the 800th anniversary of thedeath of ‘Bad King John’, Newark Castlewill be marking the occasion with manyspecial events. As perhaps the mostmaligned monarch in English history,John signed and reneged on MagnaCarta, sparked an earlier civil war anddied in the ancient fortress amid a violentstorm outside, symbolising his deeplytroubled reign. To this day the Castleremains a formidable landmark, with itstowering walls over the River Trent andatmospheric dungeons which can still bediscovered during weekly tours. Within the town itself you will find thegrand Georgian Town Hall which housesa museum and art gallery and also boastsa stunning ballroom with Adams-styleceiling. It overlooks the expansive squarefilled by market stalls every Wednesday,Thursday and Friday. Close by is theParish Church of St Mary Magdalene withits magnificent soaring spire, visible formiles around. Other buildings of historicalsignificance are the Governor’s Houseand 15th century Prince Rupert Inn onnearby Stodman Street. This is one ofseveral real ale pubs, many of whichserve beers produced by local micro-DestinationNewarkTT134-135_Layout 1 23/05/2016 14:46 Page 1LINCOLNSHIRETODAY135breweries featured in the CAMRA GoodBeer Guide. Newark has always hadstrong brewing connections, hence itsone-time title of ‘The Metropolis ofMalt.’ In complete contrast there is plenty ofmodern life in Newark too. It is proud inits declaration of having more shops thanMeadowhall Sheffield , many of whichare small, independent retailers offeringcarefully selected goods to suit everytaste and pocket, from vintage clothesand contemporary art to locally producedfood and handmade gifts.Dining out is an excellent experience beit coffee and cake, lunch, afternoon tea ordinner there are a variety of settings andcuisines to please every taste. Newark isproud to be part of the nationallyrecognised Totally Locally traders groupwww.totally-locally-newark.co.ukwhich supports independent shops andbusinesses and encourages purchaseslarge or small in order to support the localeconomy.Entertainment in the months aheadincludes:June 17th to 19th the annual NewarkFestival will welcome 80s stars TonyHadley, ABC, Bananarama and Midge Ure 8th July – Joe Bonamassa at theRiverside Park23rd July to 3rd September – Summerfamily activities at the National Civil WarCentre September 9th to 11th September -Newark Blues FestivalFor more details visitwww.newarkhub.com So, if you fancy a day trip out or anovernight break make your destinationNewark; close enough for ease of traveland just enough distance away fromLincolnshire to give you a real change ofscene. Much to explore, discover andenjoy only a short journey along theduelled A46, what could be easier?For more details visitwww.newark-sherwooddc.gov.uk/tic Manager MichaelConstsantineNCWC134-135_Layout 1 23/05/2016 14:46 Page 2136 LINCOLNSHIRETODAYSUDOKUcompetitionClosing date for entries is: 20th JUNE2016To enter just email the numbers thatappear in the yellow squares to:competitions@blmgroup.co.ukWin a £20 voucher tospend with any of ouradvertisers in this issue.Last month’s solutionJ2U6LJ2U3L154982763278356941936174285593817624417263598682495137749631852365728419821549376Aries Mar 21 - Apr 20Something is about to happen that will restoreyour faith in human nature. It may not be quitewhat you expected, but go along with it as younever know what new doors will open as a result. Taurus Apr 21 - May 21Good humour and laughter are the bestmedicines to fight anxiety and depression. It’s anexcellent business and social asset so use yourcharm to get exactly what you want. Certainassociations may have fallen into a rut and needto be revitalised. Gemini May 22 - June 21Change is necessary if you are to make progressregarding a pet project, especially if you have felta trifle stagnant lately. Romantically, you will be intune with the spirit of things and know exactlyhow to surprise your partner. Cancer Jun 22 - Jul 23After months of changing your mind regardingone important matter, suddenly everything willbegin to fall into place. You are about to make amammoth, life changing decision and will beglad that you had the confidence and to followyour dream. Leo Jul 24 - Aug 23People have very short memories and forget howbadly they have hurt you previously. Businesswise, some opportunities are too good to miss solook into a proposition most carefully becausethere could be some serious money to be made. Virgo Aug 24 - Sep 23You have every reason to get motivated becausetrends are starting to suddenly be working inyour favour. The path of true love rarely runssmoothly and you may learn valuable informationthat suddenly explains someone’s strangebehaviour. Libra Sep 24 - Oct 23A house move looks likely or major money maybe spent on home improvements. A holidaytaken in the hills or by water will give you thepeace and calm that you crave and need. Timeto be kind to yourself.Scorpio Oct 24 - Nov 22Keep your secrets safe and refuse to sharecertain information even with someone you areclose to. You never quite know who is talking towhom. Legal papers will need attention but thiswill be to your advantage.yourstarsLincolnshire Today’s guide to the astro month ahead...Sagittarius Nov 23 - Dec 21If you have recently lost something of value, itwill either turn up again or you will benefit farmore by a most unexpected surprise that iscoming your way. Put your trust in no one butyourself and choose your friends wisely.Capricorn Dec 22 - Jan 20Gossip regarding other people surrounds youand there is a danger that you will join in bycontributing your input as well. It’s not alwayseasy to jiggle your diary around toaccommodate others, but you may be forced towhere family is concerned.Aquarius Jan 21 - Feb 19A new romance takes you by surprise,especially if you are not really looking to teamup with anyone just now. A close friend willneed your shoulder to cry on because you canbe trusted to keep a secret. Pisces Feb 20 - Mar 20You’ll be tempted to do something dramaticvery soon and an emotional outburst couldresult in you making a life changing decision. Alucrative business proposition whets yourappetite.465978312712536948938142756679413825351289467824765193546897231297351684183624579Astrology by Linda Lancashire0776 4466381www.lindalancashire.co.ukteresastanley1@btinternet.co.uk136_Layout 1 23/05/2016 15:01 Page 1LINCOLNSHIRETODAY137classifiedTo advertise your services call Angela Cooper atLincolnshire Today on01472 310310MotorsBritish ClassicsHeritage MotorsParts 1948 to dateRetail Trade ExportSpecial ProjectsRestorationsManufacturing ModificationsCountry Workshops Risegate,Nr Spalding, Lincs, PE11 4EZClassic LandroversTel/Fax 01775 750223www.british4x4centre.co.ukVendingEventsPhotographyStuart Wilde Photography LtdThe best photography is about much more thantaking a picture. It’s about capturing a moment,telling a story, preserving a memory. 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There’s all the latest news online at www.lincolnshiretoday.net, updated throughout themonth, we’re on Twitter and Facebook, and you’ll see our reporters and cameras at events across the county.LT onlineOnlinethis month...The Empty Throne, a featurette about the originsof Magna Carta produced by staff, students andgraduates of the Lincoln School of Film & Media atthe University of Lincoln, UK, was named winner ofthe Educational Multimedia Award at the Learningon Screen Awards 2016. The judging panel praised its “beautifulproduction design, innovative staging and forbringing ideas of kingship and democracy to life”.Directed by award-winning filmmaker PhilipStevens, The Empty Throne depicts key charactersand events that led to the sealing of Magna Cartain 1215.Lincoln is home to one of only fouroriginals of the great charter and thecity was central to the 800thanniversary celebrations marked indemocratic countries across theworld in 2015.The Empty Throne wascommissioned as the centrepiece forlast year’s launch of the 1215.todayproject, a digital platform where,through the universal language ofart, young people between the agesof 14-24 can discover, experienceand participate in debatinghumanitarian ideals across borders,religion and race.Keep an eye out for more storiesonline.138 LINCOLNSHIRETODAYEach month we speak to a prominent figure in the county to ask whatmakes it special for them. Here we speak with celebrity chef andambassador for great British produce, Rachel Green.My family have beenin Lincolnshire for 14generations and there’ssomething about beinga true yellow belly. I’ma country person; Ienjoy country pursuits:fishing, stalking andshooting, or simply agood walk. I hope I domy bit to help keeptraditions alive, whilstalso preserving thecountryside and the local food producers, farmers and the people who workreally hard in this food and farming county. Being so close to nature, makes one feel very creative, and I absolutely lovethe sea as well. I’ll often go down to Sutton-on-Sea and Sandilands with thedogs early on a weekend. I’ll just walk for miles, it’s very therapeutic and a goodway to cleanse the soul, and prepare yourself for the week ahead.Everyone always talks about the big skies in Lincolnshire, and you only need tolook out of the window and see the huge skies and panoramic landscape to trulyappreciate what we have right on our doorstep, it’s spectacular, and I feel verylucky to live here.LoveLincolnshireStay in touch withLincolnshire TodayWe love to know what you think of Lincolnshire Today – so get in touch with us via Twitter at@lincstoday or search for us on Facebook. Find out what’s coming up in future issues and keep up todate with the latest Lincolnshire news!Don’t miss July’s Lincolnshire Today! It certainly isn’t a case of “after the Show” as it’s packed withideas of things to do in the county this summer! That means hot summer fashion, visits to many ofLincolnshire’s top restaurants and our brilliant What’s On section with pages of special events underthe spotlight.Watch out for it in newsagents and supermarkets across Lincolnshire by the end of June – or onwww.lincolnshiretoday.net!LincolnshireToday @lincstoday lincolnshiretoday.net138_Layout 1 23/05/2016 14:50 Page 1For more information call 01522 554114 or log on at www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/fosteringStep up to fostering!There are many young people in Lincolnshire in need of a loving foster family where they can feel safe and thrive.Every young person deserves a loving home!139_Layout 1 23/05/2016 14:50 Page 1Next >