Lincolnshire Day began in 2006 with a petition to formally recognise the Lincolnshire Rising, a rebellion that began in Yorkshire in October 1536 as a protest against Henry VIII’s dissolution of the monasteries and England’s separation from the Roman Catholic Church. Nine thousand Lincolnshire protesters marched to York, where Henry and his court were staying, … Read more
The county of Lincolnshire is famous for its natural beauty, and by far the best way to appreciate this is by booking a self-catering cottage with your family or friends. There are plenty of self-catering cottages to choose from, all infused with traditional Lincolnshire charm and décor! Whether you fancy a stay in a converted … Read more
The Lincolnshire Plum Loaf is perhaps the most famous of all English tea loaves. This moist, succulent fruit loaf is equally as delicious served with butter, cheese or toasted. If you’ve never tried it, you’re missing a treat! First made by the Myers family (see below), their original Plum Loaf is not only a firm … Read more
From Alford, Horncastle and Louth in the glorious Lincolnshire Wolds, to Stamford and Market Deeping in the south, Lincolnshire’s market towns are many and varied. The market towns of Lincolnshire make a great day out, with plenty for visitors to discover as they meander around the historic streets of Lincolnshire’s towns. Lincolnshire remains an agricultural … Read more
Lincolnshire Poacher Cheese is an award-winning handmade cheese made from unpasteurised cow’s milk. It is made by just one producer; Simon Jones of FW Read & Sons in Alford, Lincolnshire. With a very distinctive taste which is slightly sweet and nutty, the flavour of the cheese changes from season to season. It is a delicious … Read more
The Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty body (AONB) was created through the incorporation of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act of 1949. The Lincolnshire Wolds were granted this status in 1973. This legislation is meant to promote the natural beauty of designated zones, as well as opportunities in tourism development. Said areas … 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