Heritage Archive
(December 2022)

16 December 2022

Full moon over Humber

December 2022 – bitter – the big coat days are here, the quest continues. By Maxim Griffin. The Jaw of Humber opens wide to the North Sea – big ships and foghorns, a murk around the sand forts, Bully then Haile – a thousand starlings among the Cleethorpes wires – gulls circling over the steam Read more…

SouthSide – a new name and exciting plans for city venue

New owners are reinvigorating Lincoln’s former St Katherine’s Church and Priory Centre as a community meeting space, as well as a performance and events venue. Caroline Bingham was shown around the impressive facilities. The new name, SouthSide, perfectly reflects the location of the two grey brick, Victorian buildings to the south of Lincoln adjacent to Read more…

New investment plans for Brigg

Opportunities to promote business growth for areas such as Brigg are on the cards. By Melanie Burton. As the long-awaited festive celebrations die down and communities countrywide bid farewell to another difficult year, places like the small traditional market town in north Lincolnshire live in hope of better times ahead. North Lincolnshire Council is one Read more…

All that glitters…

Kate Chapman meets young entrepreneur Millie Goodwin, who has launched a new brand of animal-friendly make-up which has proved much in demand worldwide. Millie Goodwin was just 14 when she began creating her own make-up in her bedroom. Now this animal-loving entrepreneur has her own cruelty-free vegan brand and ships her pigment popping products to Read more…

15 December 2022

Education – January 2023

Your guide to education options for your child’s future. KICK-START YOUR FUTURE AT RISEHOLME COLLEGEGet the skills you need to succeed in your chosen career with specialist, technical education at Riseholme College. Based near Lincoln, the college has expanded both its facilities and the courses on offer to ensure that students have access to the Read more…

Sleaford all set for culture and creativity

New investment and funding for the town is helping to develop local talent in the arts, with wildlife also set to benefit. By Kate Chapman. It is home to a well-established, vibrant arts scene and now Sleaford’s links with craft, design and dance are set to flourish further thanks to additional funding. grant awarded to Read more…

Upwards and onwards

Olivia Roffe looks back on her mountain climbing fundraising adventure after tackling Mt Kilimanjaro in memory of her grandfather. By Kate Chapman. Overcoming freezing temperatures, high altitudes and sleepless nights while scaling one of the world’s tallest mountains is not for the faint-hearted, but for Olivia Roffe it proved the adventure of a lifetime as Read more…