< Previous120 LINCOLNSHIRETODAYWHAT’S ONA thousand years of history…ʰʹɷɷɔɷɆɆȉʟȬȲɷʦे*˗̍ʹɔʦɔʰȲpaintings, tapestries and sculptures. Woods to explore, grottoes to discover and new interactive trails bringing history to life. Not to mention world-ȦɫȉʦʦȦʁɷȦȲʟʰʦूεʟȲ˒ʁʟɦʦȉɷȬcinema under the stars.… meets the best of country livingNew this summer, Belvoir presents the Engine Yard - an inspired collection of shops and experiences to enhance your visit. ʁɴȲȉɷȬʦȲȲ˒ɏȉʰɴȉɦȲʦʹʦ so special. WWW.BELVOIRCASTLE.COM WWW.ENGINEYARDBELVOIR.COMPLANT CENTRE - SPA - GIFTS - ACCESSORIES - CLOTHING - DELI - FOOD & DRINKLincolnThursday 31 MayThe Life andRhymes ofBenjaminZephaniah,Lincoln Drill Hall One of Britain’s bestloved poets, BenjaminZephaniah has lived afascinating life, onewhich he will be divinginto for his first tour ineight years – whichcoincides with the publication of hisautobiography, The Life and Rhymes of Benjamin Zephaniah. In aninspiring show, Benjamin will explain how he fought injustice anddiscrimination to lead a remarkable life, while sharing a selection offavourite stories and poems. Copies of the autobiography will beavailable after the show. For more information, visitwww.lincolndrillhall.com.GranthamThursday 19 JulyNile Rodgers & Chic, Belvoir CastleLegendary musician Nile Rodgers and his seminal funkband CHIC are set to bring a night of dance, hip hop androck to the historic Belvoir Castle this summer. Nile hasworked with greats like David Bowie and has found a newgeneration of fans with collaborations with Daft Punk andbeyond. For more information, visitwww.belvoircastle.com. Woodhall SpaSaturday 21 JulyThe Princess BrideOutdoors, Kinema inthe WoodsThis is rare chance to see The Princess Brideon theKinema in the Woods’ large outdoor screen in the beautifulgrounds of Jubilee Park. You’re welcome to bring your ownpicnic and though warm weather can’t be guaranteed, thescreening will be going ahead whatever the weather. Formore information, visit www.thekinemainthewoods.co.uk.116-120.qxp_Layout 1 21/05/2018 14:58 Page 5The Willow FoundationCharity BallTaking place at Belton Woods Hotel in Grantham, a three-course meal, auction andraffle sought to raise funds for The Willow Foundation. The Foundation was foundedby Arsenal footballer and BBC sports commentator Bob Wilson and his wife Megsafter their daughter died of cancer. The event raised an impressive £2,600 for thecharity. And, with live music from Crazy Ape, it was a thoroughly enjoyable eveningand all for a good cause.LINCOLNSHIRETODAY121SOCIAL SCENETERESA CURTIS, LIZ RIDLINGTON, MANDY ALLISON(ORGANISERS)LOUISE & EMMA NICHOLSON, SUE POWER,HANNAH BROADHEADDAVID BULLOCK, NICOLAGEORGEJOE SMITH, HOLLY WARREN,LISA WARREN, LINDSAY SMITHLEE & SAMWILLIAMSONMARK & SALLYBLAKEYKAREN & TREVORALLENKARL COOPER,HAYLEY FOXADAM & POLLYRAYSONJADE WELLBERRY,ASHLEY MOULDSPHOTOS: RICHARD PICKSLEY121.qxp_Layout 1 21/05/2018 14:52 Page 1nationalcivilwarcentre.comDISCOVER OUR BRAND NEW temporary EXHIBITIONS122-123.qxp_Layout 1 21/05/2018 14:52 Page 1LINCOLNSHIRETODAY123NATIONAL CIVIL WAR CENTREGunpowder, plague and plotTake a trip to the 17th century thissummer with a visit to The National CivilWar Centre. You’ll be plunged deep intothe heart of Britain’s deadliest conflict,exploring this dramatic era in Britishhistory through stories of gunpowder,plague and plot. Discover for yourself theclash between Roundhead and Royalist,brother and brother, and learn how aonce all-powerful monarch lost his headto the axeman.The whole family will love the highdefinition cinema experience whichvividly brings to life what living throughthe Civil War was like. Children (andadults!) can try on the Civil War outfitsand take Prince Rupert’s dog Boye for awalk around the fantastic galleries,including, brand new for 2018, the twofantastic temporary exhibitions.The fight for equality Celebrating 100 years since the 1918Representation of the People Act,‘Shaking the Foundations: The Quest forDemocracy’ charts a course through theincredible history of the UK fight forvoting equality. Beginning with the Putney Debates ofthe 1640s, the exhibition travels throughthe Levellers, the Chartists and theSuffragettes, right up to modern day.Marvel at real clothing and jewellery wornby Suffragettes and a fundraising “Votesfor Women” badge crafted by an inmatein Holloway prison. Cast your vote in ourauthentic 18th century ballot box, take astand on our soap box and even createsome propaganda of your own.Tools of the trade‘Cutting Edge: The Changing Tools ofWar’ explores the incredibleadvancements in weaponry and armouryielded by the Civil War. The New ModelArmy, the country’s first professionalstanding force, warranted an equally new,more sophisticated brand of arms andarmour and the innovations this producedstill have an impact to this day. Seestunning examples of some of these newtools of war, many of which have neverbeen displayed before. Plus, test yourmettle with our ‘weightscoat’ whichsimulates the feel of a heavy coat ofarmour.Fun for all the family The Centre’s fantastic family activitiesreturn from Saturday 28th July to Sunday2nd September with Summer of Spies!Come along to hear two Civil War spiesspill all their secrets! Aphra Behn, mistressof all trades, will tell all about her radicallife and extraordinary adventures while ananonymous spy who smuggled amessage to the governor of besiegedNewark will share the painfullyuncomfortable tale of how he did it. Youcan also make a code-cracking spy kit, asealed secret letter, a devilish disguiseand a periscope to sneak a peek at theenemy. And you can enjoy all this with20% off the cost of admission for anygroup with a paying child, runningthroughout the holidays! With real objects, digital interactives,large screen cinema and costumes andarmour for all to try, the National Civil WarCentre makes a great day out. And, withthe fantastic range of events throughoutthe year, you can keep coming back andenjoying more unique opportunities tolearn about this extraordinary time. For more information, visitwww.nationalcivilwarcentre.com,email museums@nsdc.info, orcall 01636 655765.Visiting The NationalCivil War CentreThe National Civil War Centre in Newark has an exciting summer slate ofinteresting and interactive events to delight adults and young ones alike. 122-123.qxp_Layout 1 21/05/2018 14:53 Page 2124 LINCOLNSHIRETODAYSUDOKUcompetitionClosing date for entries is: 20th JUNE 2018To 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 solutionJ1U4LJ2U4N813974265924658713756312894462589137587136942391247658178463529649725381235891476AriesMar 21 - Apr 20 Its time to make a stand by closing the door ona negative and toxic situation. The sooner youlearn that your self-worth is not determined byothers, the happier you will begin to feel. Putmore effort into stabilising your finances andget on top of a rocky set of circumstances. TaurusApr 21 - May 21 Career and business issues will be at the top ofyour agenda. A sudden inclination towardsradical change gets you all worked up andeven cause you to feel alarmed at how fasteverything is changing. GeminiMay 22 - June 21 If you have got big ideas someone will helpyou get a new venture off the ground. Bewareof conflicts started by someone who is jealousof your success. Book a weekend away orholiday to re charge those ailing batteries. CancerJun 22 - Jul 23 Be aware of your emotions as you may just getcarried away with the mood of the moment.Take charge at work as your leadership skillswill be tested. If you are up and coming, assertyour competence and be specific about whatyou expect from others. LeoJul 24 - Aug 23 Never regret the decisions you have made. Asituations is ending because its run its fullcourse, so there isn’t much you can do aboutthat, but you can alter your outlook and makea conscious decision not to allow people to getunder your skin so much. VirgoAug 24 - Sep 23 First impressions always count the most. Youwill be given the opportunity to shine like thestar you truly are at a very important meeting.A new romance could develop from a platonicfriendship. Take care not to overspend ontrivial. Save your pennies and the pounds willlook after themselves.LibraSep 24 - Oct 23 Someone may feel threatened by your ideasand ambitions. They will stop at nothing topoint out your limitations because they areafraid of change, not you. You don’t needanyone to share your enthusiasm, neither mustyou listen to their opinions. ScorpioOct 24 - Nov 22 Not a time to paper over cracks in anyrelationship, personal or professional. If youdon’t like someone’s attitude, you don’t have todeal with them because your money is as goodas anyone else’s. SagittariusNov 23 - Dec 21 Be honest with yourself and look at situations,warts and all. If you think you can still live withthem, fine, but if not, find a way of easingyourself out of a difficult scenario once and forall. It’s time to break with hard fast habits andmisplaced loyalties that are not serving you wellany longer. Astrology by Linda Lancashire0776 4466381www.lindalancashire.co.ukteresastanley1@btinternet.co.ukCapricornDec 22 - Jan 20 You will be so selfless that you will even offerto help someone without checking what isrequired first. You just want to make adifference to someone’s life and make themsmile again. Allow a new project to absorbsome of that raw energy that is bubblingbeneath the surface. AquariusJan 21 - Feb 19 Avoid shortcuts and quick fixes, especially withfinances. Look at the state of your life and behonest about what it is that you are reallytrying to achieve. A job offer warrants seriousconsideration and if you are not happy atwork, have the courage to take a leap of faith. PiscesFeb 20 - Mar 20 Family, close friends and property matters takecentre stage. Expect plenty of surprises andpeople chopping and changing their minds.Travel is one way of gaining distance andperspective. Removing yourself completelyfrom a tricky situation is even better. yourstarsLincolnshire Today’s guide tothe astro month ahead...417539826259876341386214759561983274842751693973642185138425967794168532625397418124.qxp_Layout 1 21/05/2018 14:53 Page 1We’re looking for those with azest for life to joinLincolnshire Today’s sales team!You don’t have to be an adrenalin junkie towork here but it helps…Contact Michael Fisher on 01472 310305PHOTO: SHUTTERSTOCK.COM/AUREMARLINCOLNSHIRETODAY125classifiedMotorsBritish 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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Gerrard believes that he will winthe bet which, he claims, will cost the bookies millions.Researchers from The British AmericanSecurity Council have launched an appealafter one of their sophisticated weatherballoons crashed off the coast nearGrimsby. The crash put a chink in theteam’s plans to photograph space, andthey are now asking for help locating theirwayward weather balloon. Now before youconspiracy theorists get on your soapbox,this really is a weather balloon – not anexcuse to cover up a UFO landing. Or is it?Kicking off the New Year’s first by the watercooler, we’ve rounded up some ofthe weirdest, wackiest and funniest news stories to grace our editorial office. By the watercooler126 LINCOLNSHIRETODAYStay 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 upto date 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@lincstodaylincolnshiretoday.netHave we missed anything? Send your rib-ticklers tod.cuthbert@blmgroup.co.uk© Shutterstock/FastMotionHack andslashWe’ve heard of DIY beauty hacks before,but this is something else entirely. 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