Ben Doyle 
Spalding is described as a market town with a population of 28,722 based on the 2011 census. It is located on the Welland River in the South Holland district of Lincolnshire, England. Spalding is famous for the annual Flower Parade which attracts regular visitors and tourists from different parts of the globe. Well-attended events such … Read more
You can find Louth on the Lud River in Lincolnshire, roughly 150 miles north of London in the Lincolnshire Wolds. It is at the periphery of the lively market town called Wolds, noted for a labyrinth of tight thoroughfares and principally early-Victorian and Georgian structural designs. There are famous ancient edifices, such as Saint James … Read more
Bourne is a small market town nestling between Spalding in the east and Stamford in the west. Known as a gateway to the Lincolnshire Fens, Bourne is surrounded by sprawling fields, waterways and drainage dykes. It takes its name from the Anglo-Saxon word ‘burra’ meaning ‘stream coming from a natural spring’. A series of underground … Read more
Described by Sir Walter Scott (of Ivanhoe fame) as ‘the finest stone town in England’, we guarantee that you will be as charmed by Stamford as he was! In 1967, the town became the very first designated conservation area in England and Wales. It is no wonder, then, that Stamford is a popular location for … Read more
The University of Lincoln, founded in 1992, is one of the rapidly progressing universities. It has been ranked as amongst the UK’s Top 50 of the Guardian University Guide for the first time in 2012. Lincolnshire or Lincs for short is located in the east of England. It is a historic county in the town … Read more
The City of Lincoln has a remarkable, rich history, evident even to this day. While ancient roads and structures have slowly been built upon over the centuries, there are still many areas and buildings in the city that bear prominent and unmistakable signs of its past. Roman Colonisation and Development Lincoln was a part of … Read more
One of Lincolnshire’s most famous seaside resorts, Cleethorpes attracts up to a million visitors each year whilst still managing to retain much of its old world charm. It is rightly proud of its stunning floral displays dotted across the town and is a regular winner of Britain in Bloom competitions. With a designated area of the … Read more
Steep Hill is one of the most visited places in the city of Lincoln in Lincolnshire, England. Steep Hill connects Lincoln Uphill to the town centre and retail centre which are on the level plain. It was formerly known as Ermine Street and is currently being maintained by the Lincolnshire County Council. It was built … Read more
Anyone who has been to or heard about Lincolnshire knows that it is renowned for its arable farming. In fact, Lincolnshire produces one eighth of the UK’s food and processes 70% of its fish. In addition, Lincolnshire also grows large amounts of barley, wheat, oilseed rape and sugar beet. To say that farming has shaped … Read more
It is thought that the Lincolnshire Sausage was first created in the 19th Century, but it is not known exactly when or by whom. The earliest recorded reference to a recipe for Lincolnshire Sausages was made in May 1886. However, the award-winning John Petit Butchers of Grimsby claims to have a family recipe that dates … Read more
The History of Lincolnshire Aviation Much is known about the role played by Lincolnshire’s aviation during World War II, including the famous Dambuster’s Raid made by Guy Gibson and his 617 Squadron from RAF Scampton. What is less well known is that, by the end of World War II, Lincoln had become a world leader … Read more
Officially known as the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, the Red Arrows is the aerobatic display team of the Royal Air Force. Today, the Red Arrows are based at RAF Scampton. The Red Arrows, however, were not the first RAF aerobatics team. History of the RAF Red Arrows The glory days of RAF jet aerobatics … Read more
Modern Aviation in Lincolnshire Lincolnshire has a long and rich history in aviation, as well as a lengthy association with the Royal Air Force as a result, which continues to this day. It has the honor of selecting all officers and crew and of performing the initial training of all officers at the Royal Air … Read more
Located on the Lincolnshire coast, Skegness is one of England’s oldest and most popular seaside resorts. With a fantastic sandy beach that has been awarded Blue Flag status (for cleanliness of its beach and purity of its sea-water), the fun and excitement of the promenade and the beauty and tranquillity of the Gibraltar Point Nature … Read more
The Lincolnshire Coast is more than 50 miles long and has four official Blue Flag beaches to enjoy. From the traditional seaside resorts of Skegness, Cleethorpes and Mablethorpe, to the unspoilt nature reserves of Gibraltar Point, the Lincolnshire Coast has something for everyone. Let’s take a closer look at some of the most popular destinations … Read more
Mablethorpe is a traditional Lincolnshire seaside resort with a fantastic sandy beach, which received a prestigious Blue Flag Award in 2013. Blue Flag Awards are given to resorts with the highest standard of cleanliness and purity of water, making Mablethorpe beach an ideal place to take the kids. Quieter than it’s lively neighbour Skegness, it … Read more
Lincolnshire’s history and heritage is long and fascinating. This largely agricultural county has played an important role throughout British history. Amongst other things, Lincolnshire is home to the very first Norman castle built in England, was birthplace to King Henry IV and has played a crucial role in two World Wars. Lincolnshire’s Roman History Lincolnshire … Read more
Shopping in Lincoln has so much to offer, from chain stores to independent boutiques, and farmer’s markets to antiques – there is plenty to choose from! Bailgate If you are wanting something a bit different, then head to Bailgate, Steep Hill and The Strait (in the Cathedral Quarter/ Uphill Lincoln). Here you will find fantastic … Read more
Art and Culture Venues in Lincolnshire Lincolnshire is a vibrant and historic county. Home to an array of galleries, arts and craft events, museums, theatres, performing centres and more, art and culture is very much at its heart. A variety of festivals are also hosted in Lincolnshire. Whatever kind of entertainment you are looking for, … Read more
There are some people who find getting on a boat and sailing relaxing. It offers a kind of escape from the hustle and bustle of life on land, while some, especially tourists, find it as a great way to see the sights. Lincolnshire Waterways Lincolnshire waterways offer boaters and visitors a means to get away … Read more
Lincolnshire offers tourists a variety of activities to do and participate in. Whether you are the easygoing type or the adventurous type you will certainly enjoy exploring the county. Aside from cycling and walking, Lincolnshire is also perfect for horse riding. They have open spaces, trails and quiet lanes that are safe for horse riding. … Read more
Golfing is one of the many activities which visitors and tourists can enjoy in Lincolnshire. In fact, there are quite a number of golf courses in Lincolnshire with almost all open to the public – with no membership needed. Lincolnshire is the second biggest of all the counties in the UK, stretching over 1,663,850 acres of … Read more
Across the Lincolnshire countryside there are a great number of rivers, lakes and ponds available for fishing. Whatever type of angler you may be, whether you are a beginner or experienced, there is a spot for you here. You will find all different types of fish in the rivers of Lincolnshire. These include Pike, Zander, … Read more
Lincolnshire is one of the most beautiful and peaceful counties of England. It has lots of open spaces to explore, rolling hills and picturesque villages. Tourists will love discovering the many heritage sites in Lincolnshire and getting a healthy lungful of fresh country air. Lincolnshire offers visitors and tourists many different ways to enjoy and explore the … Read more
Camping and Caravanning in Lincolnshire Lincolnshire is ideal for camping and caravanning. It has a great coastline with traditional seaside resorts, lots of beautiful countryside, pretty market towns and plenty of fun things to do – what more could you ask for? (Apart from guaranteed good weather…) There are many Lincolnshire campsites to choose from. … Read more
Steeped in history and with a rich culture of food, festivals and family businesses, Lincolnshire has made its mark on the UK map. But where are we? You’d be surprised, as Lincolnshire folk, how often we have to explain to non-Lincolnshire folk just where our beautiful county is located. Many people aren’t even aware that our county … Read more