News

• 11th April 2013

  Pipers Crisps

  Fans of Pipers Crisps will be delighted to hear that they have recently launched a new flavour Kirby Malham Chorizo is the latest in their line of gourmet snacks and the first meat flavoured variety that they offer.  All

• 1st March 2013

  Lymn Bank Farm

  Situated in a very secluded and difficult to find location, my first encounter with Lymn Bank Farm had me thinking that this was not the very busy and thriving cheese factory that I had imagined.I soon found out,

• 1st March 2013

  LINCOLN CASTLE REVEALED

  LINCOLN CASTLE REVEALED The multi-million pound Lincoln Castle Revealed project is continuing to gather pace. Lincolnshire County Council tourism development manager, Mary Powell has said that work on the repair of

• 1st March 2013

  R W Stokes & Sons Ltd has just celebrated its 110th anniversary

  R W Stokes & Sons Ltd has just celebrated its 110th anniversary – and the popular Stokes High Bridge Café has marked its 75th anniversary – but it hasn’t come this far by standing still! The business started life

• 1st March 2013

  Ruddocks of Lincoln

  Ruddocks of Lincoln – which has been trading for well over a century and which enjoys a prominent High Street position – has benefitted from an injection of £250,000 over the past year. Anyone who hasn’t popped into

• 27th February 2013

  Brigg Raft

  BRIGG RAFT Preparations are underway in Brigg for the arrival of a very special link to the town’s past. A Bronze Age raft – the Brigg Raft – which is thought to date from around 600BC, and which was uncove

• 27th February 2013

  Grimsby and Cleethorpes

  Grimsby and Cleethorpes Sixty years ago communities up and down the east coast of Lincolnshire were reeling from one of the worst peace-time disasters Britain had ever seen. A combination of a high spring tide

• 3rd January 2013

  The History of Temple Bruer

  The History of Temple BruerThe Knights Templar, those mysterious soldier-monks famed for protecting the ancient pilgrim routes and shrines to and from Jerusalem during the Crusades, once loomed large in the rolling gree

• 1st January 2013

  Exploring Epworth

  Quaint and characterful, this Isle of Axholme town has more than a few surprises up its sleeve – so why not take time out and go exploring? Mention the name Epworth and the Wesley family and Methodism are likel

• 1st January 2013

  Protecting Lincolnshire Sausage

   When it comes to food Lincolnshire is a leading light. Named the Food Capital of Britain 2011, the county is home to some of the tastiest produce, with the renowned Lincolnshire sausage topping the list whe