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Lincolnshire Show Expected to Draw 60,000 Visitors as Calls to Preserve Tradition Grow

The deputy leader of Lincolnshire County Council says the long-running show should be cherished for years to come

Lincolnshire Show Expected to Draw 60,000 Visitors as Calls to Preserve Tradition Grow

The anticipated Lincolnshire Show, a longstanding pillar of the county’s annual events, is forecasted to pull in approximately 60,000 attendees for its 2025 rendition. The Deputy Leader of Lincolnshire County Council has underscored the need to uphold this treasured tradition, shedding light on its essential role within the local community and economy. The show, with its myriad of attractions, remains a well-loved occasion that commemorates the region’s farming legacy and unites people throughout Lincolnshire.

This article is based on original reporting by www.lincolnshirelive.co.uk, adapted by The Lincoln Post.

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