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
The Barons represent the real-life barons who confronted King John at Runnymede and demanded he sign the original Magna Carta. Each one has been decorated by a different artist and all 25 of the Barons were placed at locations throughout the city for visitors to view. Those who followed the trail and found every one of … Read more
Ask someone what they know about paranormal investigations, or ‘ghost hunting’ as it is sometimes known, and they’ll probably tell you all about Most Haunted with Yvette Fielding. Shaky camera work and the occasional eerie noise in the night sums up most of these TV shows, which are aimed at glamorising the investigations for the … Read more
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
From the turning of the leaves and fresh seasonal ingredients, to Halloween celebrations and wildlife migrations, autumn in Lincolnshire has a lot to offer. Autumn Festivals During autumn, there are plenty of great events to go along to and enjoy. Wild Food and Forest Folklore Day The Natural World Centre is hosting a Wild Food … Read more
Fancy doing you own paranormal investigations in Lincolnshire? The county is rich in history, folklore and spooky goings-on so grab your torch and start investigating haunted Lincolnshire! Gainsborough Old Hall Ghosts: The Old Grey Lady Dressed in Tudor clothes, the Old Grey Lady is believed to walk the corridors of the Gainsborough Old Hall. It … Read more
Famous across the UK for its history and remarkable architecture, it is sometimes easy to forget that Lincoln has a thriving nightlife and social scene as well. With dozens of fantastic hotels in Lincoln, as well as bars, restaurants and bistros, then it a place to cater for every occasion. Christmas bookings are starting to … Read more
Sunday September 20th is Wife Appreciation Day and we thought you might be in need of inspiration on how to celebrate in style. Earn extra brownie points with this occasion as she won’t see it coming and treat your wife to a day to remember. Romantic Break Sometimes just getting away from the daily routine can revitalise … Read more
The Lincolnshire Show is returning to the Lincolnshire Showground for its 131st year. The show, which takes place on June 24 and 25, sees thousands of visitors flock to Lincoln to see one of the largest horticultural and agricultural events in the UK. This year’s headline attraction will be The Kangaroo Kid – a stuntman from … Read more
Lincolnshire has a long and integrated association with food. Because of the large areas of arable land, the country is known for its horticultural and agricultural industries, producing one eighth of the UK’s food each year. Lincolnshire also produces a range of distinctive foods made from local ingredients, as well as products made from local wool and … Read more
Walking is a great way to burn off calories and get in some much-needed exercise. It’s also fun to do, gets you out in the fresh air and is easy enough for the whole family to join in. Take a look at some of the best Lincolnshire walks below and see how many calories you … Read more
Bransby Horses is a charity and rescue centre for horses, ponies, donkeys and mules – and a great place if you’re looking for things to do in Lincolnshire. Located in 600 acres of beautiful Lincolnshire countryside, Bransby Horses is home to more than 300 animals and is one of the UK’s largest equine charities. At the Lincolnshire centre, … Read more
Great cafes, restaurants, hotels and bars line the picturesque Brayford Waterfront, which is one of Lincoln’s little-known gems. Follow the signs from the High Street or St Marks Retail Park and you’ll discover why the Brayford Waterfront is so popular with locals. Bustling during the day, Brayford Waterfront comes alive even more so during the … Read more
For the past 10 years, Lincoln Castle has been undergoing a comprehensive refurbishment, ready to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the Magna Carta. On April 1st, the Castle will once again open its doors to the public and offer them a fantastic new experience in history. The Magna Carta The famous document will be held … Read more
If you are living in Lincolnshire, there is a very good chance that you have heard of Magna Carta. What you may not know, however, is why it is so important and why residents of Lincoln celebrated its anniversary back in 2015. The history of the Magna Carta is fairly complex and there’s a lot to … 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
The brewing of ale is a tradition stretching back to medieval times but, despite its long history, the process is still going strong in Lincolnshire today. There are a number of local breweries established in Lincolnshire and we’ve put together a list of our top 10 favourites. If you are looking for things to do … 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
Lincoln is full of great parks! If you want to take time out from sight-seeing, have an alfresco picnic, or simply let the kids’ have a good run about, then here are three great open spaces for you to choose from… The Temple Gardens The Temple Gardens are part of The Collection/Usher Art … Read more
Located towards the lower end of the High Street, St Marks is a thriving retail park which has a mixture of clothing, sports, homeware, furniture and baby/children’s shops. Sharps, Carpets 4 Less, JD, Sofology, Sports Direct, Superdrug, The Entertainer, Trespass, GAP and The Works all have retail stores located in the area, whilst there are … Read more
Doddington Hall is a beautiful Elizabethan manor house, less than 5 miles from Lincoln city centre. At Christmas, Doddington Hall goes festive, with roaring log fires and spectacular decorations throughout. Still a family home, Doddington Hall is famous for its cosy, intimate atmosphere and stunning gardens. Doddington Hall is also a great place to shop, … Read more
World War One is credited as being the first ‘modern’ war. Notorious for its huge loss of life, it used machines such as tanks and aeroplanes for the first time. The tank was developed and then manufactured here in Lincolnshire. Background to the invention of the tank In 1905, Richard Hornsby & Sons of Grantham … Read more
Steep Hill and The Strait are quaint shopping areas, packed with a stunning selection of shops and delightful tea rooms. The former is one of the most visited places in the city of Lincoln in Lincolnshire, England. Steep Hill connects uphill Lincoln to the town centre and retail centre, which are located on the level … Read more
There are times when you’re looking for a getaway that offers you a higher class of accommodation. When you are searching for somewhere to stay in Lincolnshire that is extra-special, what you need is our guide to the top Five Beautiful Boutique Hotels in Lincolnshire. Boutique Hotels in Lincolnshire Lincolnshire has a great number of … Read more
Eating out in Lincoln has never been better! The city boasts an abundance of cafes, restaurants and pubs to make your taste buds tingle. Our favourite tea shops and cafes in Lincoln Lincoln has lots of of excellent cafes to choose from. Here are some of our favourites: Pimento Tearooms A vegetarian café located on Steep … Read more
Lincoln is an historic cathedral city and the largest city in Lincolnshire. As such, there’s plenty to do in Lincoln whether you here with family, friends or visiting on your own. Here are five of our favourites: 1. Walking Tours Lincoln’s heritage is best explored on foot and at your own pace. The Cathedral Quarter … Read more
Lincoln has some amazing sights and attractions, despite being a relatively small city. With so much to see and do, you’ll want to ensure you get to experience everything Lincoln has to offer! 1. Lincoln Cathedral There is lots to see and do in Lincoln Cathedral. Why not take one of the excellent guided tours … Read more