It’s been an extraordinary week in our cherished Lincolnshire! Over the past seven days, we’ve been spoiled with a variety of stories that underline our dynamic community, collective tenacity and the unyielding core of our charming county. From Grantham to Cleethorpes, there’s been a buzz of activity that’s sure to create long-lasting memories.
Grantham’s revered Biker’s Night is on the verge of an exciting comeback, beckoning motorcycle fans from across the region to engage in the revelries. Simultaneously, Bottesford’s football club and pavilion are flying high after securing a significant funding windfall, assuring upgraded sports facilities for our energetic community folk.
In the sphere of arts and culture, our regional talents persist in standing out. A young horse rider from our county is inspiring others with her endearing YouTube tutorials, demonstrating that devotion and camaraderie go hand in hand.
Dino Anastasiou, the popular owner of Lincoln’s cherished chippy, has garnered well-deserved recognition as an unsung hero for keeping our appetites satisfied. We must also commend our courageous blind biker, Nigel Limb, who made an impressive comeback to racing following a near-death accident, a powerful testament to our unbeatable Lincolnshire spirit.
As we plunge into the discussion sparked on Yorkshire Day, we stand tall and united, appreciating the variety and richness that Lincolnshire brings. Our architectural wonders and picturesque beauty continue to mesmerise visitors, and our Mayor, Andrea Jenkyns, is set to organise a Victorian-style ‘Great Exhibition’, showcasing our county’s treasures.
Also, a local family reached an impressive milestone, marking half a century with their dear Post Office, mirroring the timeless influence of our local enterprises.
Amidst adversity, our community’s warmth and unity have shone brightly. After a Cleethorpes family faced a tragic house fire, the community gathered to support them, a touching reflection of our collective empathy. Our younger generation is kept in mind too, proffered affordable summer activities, and a novel cadet scheme initiated by Walnut Care to tackle the dearth of care workers in Lincolnshire.
This week has been a resounding affirmation of our community’s resilience, pride, and mutual delight. Here’s to anticipating another week of affection, cheer, and tradition in our vibrant Lincolnshire!
