Lincolnshire has a rich culture filled with art, music and dance. Across the county, you can find museums and galleries dedicated to showcasing the best talents from the local area. Whether you are an art-lover, or want to experience something new, we’re sure there is the perfect exhibition for you here. Museum of RAF Firefighting … Read more
If you want to stay somewhere that is quaint and comfortable, why not try a bed and breakfast in Boston when you visit the market town? There are plenty to choose from in and around the area, all within driving distance of the town centre. Often run by families, these bed and breakfasts are a … Read more
Sometimes you don’t want to splash out a lot of money on a hotel when travelling, that way you can enjoy more of the sites and try out some delicious food in the restaurants. That is why we have found some cheap hotels in Boston Lincolnshire that don’t forgo comfort. While Boston is a small … Read more
The market town of Boston features some wonderful sights, such as the historic buildings, shops and restaurants. While there are hotels within the town itself, sometimes you want to branch out so you can travel to other places of interest. There are plenty of hotels near Boston Lincolnshire that will cater for all your needs, … Read more
Do you often find yourself searching for that perfect fishing holiday? Whether you are just starting out or you are a keen angler already, there is something for you. Fishing breaks in Lincolnshire are a great option if you want to escape to the rural countryside and relax by a lake for the afternoon. Dotted … Read more
Do you often find yourself trying to find fishing lakes with accommodation in Lincolnshire? If the answer is yes, then you are in the right place. Fishing holidays can be extremely relaxing and a great option for a short break, both on your own or with family and friends. There are a range of sites … Read more
Instead of staying in your average hotel for your break away, why not try out one of the quaint holiday cottages on the Lincolnshire coast? There are plenty to choose from and a variety of different sizes too. Whether you are looking for a couples retreat or want to get the whole family together, there … Read more
Halloween is almost here but there is still plenty of time left to find a fang-tastic event for the whole family to enjoy. We’ve got a selection of the best Halloween events in Lincolnshire for you to take part in, from ghost tours and trick or treat adventures, to creepy historic locations and spooky-themed fireworks displays. … Read more
Bonfire Night is almost upon us! Following the cancellation of last year’s events due to the pandemic, Lincolnshire’s venues have been working hard to bring you firework spectaculars – all you need to do is turn up and watch! Bonfire Night falls on Friday 5th November this year, however there are events taking place around … Read more
Lincolnshire is one of the largest counties in the UK, so in order to provide a varied and comprehensive coverage of news, features and music, we have a large number of local radio stations available. Beverley FM A community radio station serving Beverley and the surrounding villages. http://beverleyfm.com/ 107.8 FM Compass FM Independent local … Read more
It’s that time of year again and you’re looking to book your Christmas party – but where do you start? Our Christmas Party Venues in Lincolnshire guide is here to help. We’ve listed 10 of the best Christmas party venues in Boston, Grimsby, Horncastle, Lincoln, Scunthorpe, Skegness and Stamford. Simply scroll down to find out … Read more
Still not started your Christmas Shopping? Then don’t worry – our Christmas Late Night Shopping in Lincolnshire guide is here to help. Late night Christmas shopping can be fun. There’s always a great atmosphere and you get to see all the fantastic Christmas lights too! Plus, many towns offer free or discounted parking during Xmas … Read more
The days are getting colder and the nights are drawing in, which can mean only one thing – Christmas is almost here once again! To help you get into the festive spirit, we’ve created a guide to the best Christmas Lights Switch-On celebrations across Lincolnshire. For family fun full of festive frivolity, please scroll down … Read more
The ruined Hussey Tower is all that remains of the family home of of Sir John Hussey – 1st Baron Hussey of Sleaford and courtier to King Henry VIII. A short walk from Boston town centre, the grounds are open daily from dawn until dusk. If you’re interested in history, then a visit to Hussey … Read more
Lincolnshire’s Boston has a long and significant history. Although there is no mention of Boston in the Domesday Book of 1086, by the beginning of the following century, the town had developed as an inland port. This was largely due to its position at the head of a tidal river, The Haven, which linked it … Read more
Although it is widely known that the Pilgrim Fathers set sail on the Mayflower in 1620 from Plymouth in search of a better life in America, how many know of the role both Boston and Gainsborough played in this important historical event? The Pilgrim Fathers in Lincolnshire During the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, Protestant … Read more
Located at Scotia Creek in Fishtoft, 2.5 miles south east of Boston, and on the banks of The Haven, the Pilgrim Fathers’ Memorial marks the spot where a group of English Separatists, from Scrooby in Nottinghamshire, were arrested as they tried to flee to Holland. During the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, Protestant non-conformist religious … Read more
Whether you’re from the county or visiting from elsewhere, there is an abundance of choice when it comes to family days out in Lincolnshire… By the coast… Lincolnshire has over 50 miles of coastline, with fantastic sandy beaches, unspoilt nature reserves and some of the most famous seaside resorts in the country. Four of our beaches … 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
Lincolnshire is a beautiful place ideal for a calming and relaxing weekend away, or a longer holiday away from the hustle-and-bustle of more populated UK regions. Whether your trip is for business or pleasure, there are many cheap hotels in Lincolnshire which are ideal for those who are on a stricter budget. Cheap Hotels in … Read more
Staying in a lodge or log cabin is a unique holiday experience, with their interesting appearance and rustic charm. If you’re looking for a self catering wooden lodge in Lincolnshire then great news! Lincolnshire isn’t short of options to choose from, with many log cabins including hot tub and saunas as standard, view our list … Read more
The Water Way Trail is part of the National Cycle Path and is a mostly traffic-free route along the old Lincoln to Boston railway line. It offers 20 miles of off-road cycling/walking/horse riding and 13 miles of country lane cycling. Much of the trail is alongside the River Witham and is a haven for wildlife … Read more
If you are looking for caravan parks in Lincolnshire, you will find yourself spoilt for choice when it comes to picking one of the county’s numerous caravan sites to stay at. These top five most popular caravan parks in Lincolnshire will give you an idea as to where the popular places to stay are, and … Read more
The Lincolnshire Wolds Railway runs on a route which used to be part of the Great Northern passageway from Boston to Grimsby. The railway became part of the London Northern Eastern Railway in 1923. It is located near the Lincolnshire countryside between the Wolds and the seashore. This is a brief distance from Cleethorpes, Grimsby … Read more
Boston is a thriving market town with a fascinating history – and has important links to the Pilgrim Fathers who helped found America. A Brief History of Boston In the 13th century, Boston was the leading port in England, exporting wool, lead and salt to mainland Europe whilst importing exotic goods such as wine, fur … 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
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
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