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Woman ‘loved by hundreds’ among Lincolnshire Echo death notices this week

Announcing the passing of a loved one in local news media is a long standing tradition and we are proud of the trust placed in us to make these important announcements. Every notice published to our newspaper and news site also appears on funeral-notices.co.uk – the UK’s number one site for death notices and memoriams.

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Belton House and Rand Farm Park among Lincolnshire’s most visited attractions

Visit England has released its annual survey highlighting the most popular attractions across the country. Belton House was named the most visited Lincolnshire attraction in the East Midlands in 2023, with several others also making the list. Bransby Horses in Lincoln was revealed as the most visited free Lincolnshire attraction with 49,500 visitors. The Museum

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Aerial photos show 1,000 swingers descend on sleepy village for UK’s biggest sex festival

Aerial shots have captured the scene as approximately 1,000 individuals flocked to the tranquil village of Allington near Grantham, Lincolnshire, for the nation’s grandest Swingers festival. The Swingathon, a four-day extravaganza dedicated to sex and fetish activities, commenced on Thursday and has seen its attendance soar from 500 to a staggering 1,000 participants compared to

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Plans for 66-bed care home in Waddington as part of residential development

A Leeds-based care specialist has released plans to build a new 66-bedroom care home near Lincoln. LNT Care Developments, a company which has developed more than 220 care homes across England since 2005, has submitted the plans to North Kesteven District Council for a new care home on land to the south of Station Road,

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Council provides update on £4m Sleaford cinema project after 5 years of delays

Five years ago, North Kesteven District Council rolled the red carpet out for £4 million plans to introduce a cinema in the market town of Sleaford — something which residents have been desiring for years — but, in 2024, people are still waiting for the curtain to rise. In July 2019, North Kesteven District Councillors

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Lincolnshire woman, 27, told to ‘live each day like it’s her last’ due to two rare conditions

A 27-year-old woman with two rare heart conditions has been told by surgeons that she cannot have the vital operation she needs due to the rarity of her disorders. Megan Hetherington is battling antiphospholipid syndrome (APS), a rare blood clotting disorder, alongside tricuspid stenosis, which causes the narrowing of a valve in her heart. She

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Tributes pour in after death of former Skegness Mayor Sid Dennis described as ‘pillar of the town’

Tributes have been pouring in for former Mayor of Skegness Sid Dennis following his death. Mr Dennis lived in Skegness his whole life and ran a family waste management company in the town called Sid Dennis & Sons. He leaves behind his wife Marie who he has been married to for over 45 years, as

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Richard Tice says constituents avoid Boston at night as it is ‘too dangerous’

The deputy leader of Reform UK says his constituents won’t go into Boston at night because it is “too dangerous”. Richard Tice was recently elected as MP for Boston and Skegness at the general election in July, overturning a 25,000 Conservative majority. He told Lincolnshire Live that he is already getting “stuck in” and named

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