Heritage Archive
(December 2024)

13 December 2024

Showcasing Sleaford

Glynis Fox visits the North Kesteven market town to find out how the recent investment and revamp aims to encourage more visitors. Why not kick off the New Year by taking a fresh look at Sleaford – a market town which is waiting with a warm welcome and inviting people to enjoy a great mix Read more…

Holes

By Maxim Griffin. Big coat, collar up, leaning into the end of another year – between tides and the North Sea is dressed for business – that storm blew loads of sand across the prom – that café’s closed – you’re dressed in black – there are 400 gulls but only one turned up for Read more…

Sea Buckthorn

Bill Meek uncovers the wild beauty of a shrub commonly found around the dunes on the county’s coastline. Sea Buckthorn’s unique combination of black twigs, silver-green foliage and beautiful orange-red berries provides the essential colour palette for many of the wilder and more romantic parts of Lincolnshire’s open coast. This charismatic and well-defended shrub in Read more…

12 December 2024

Education

Making the right choice for your child. ALL WELCOME AT AWARD-WINNING ST HUGH’SBased in the idyllic village of Woodhall Spa, St Hugh’s is a leading independent nursery, day and boarding preparatory school for boys and girls aged 2-13. “Set in our own beautiful grounds, we have exceptional facilities. The enviable learning environment at St Hugh’s Read more…

Brigg – gateway to the Wolds

Andrew Vaux finds out why an increasing number of visitors are enjoying the town’s variety of shops and attractions. Brigg first grew up as a crossing point on the River Ancholme and takes its name from the bridge that was constructed to make east-west journeys across the area easier. It has a long history of Read more…