r/Lincolnshire • • 6h ago

Does anyone know of any places where i can get a Game resurfaced as my final fantasy X just freezes here due to the amount of scratches and wont continue

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r/Lincolnshire • • 17h ago

Looking for a local business to sponsor me for an upcoming white-collar boxing bout! 🄊

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Hi everyone,

I’m taking part in an upcoming white-collar boxing event here in Lincoln to raise money for charity and get myself fit simaltaneously.

To hit the ring, fighters are required to sell a specific quota of tickets. I've moved to Lincoln recently by myself and due to my current circumstance I’m finding it tough to hit my ticket salss target.

Because of this, I’m looking to see if any local businesses would be interested in sponsoring my bout. In exchange for covering part of the ticket quota (which helps secure my spot on the card), I’d love to help promote your business.

I can offer:

  • Brand Exposure: Your business logo printed on my fight-night t-shirt/shorts
  • Shoutouts: A public thank you in local community groups and on fight night.
  • VIP Tickets: The tickets bought through the sponsorship can be used by you, your team, or your clients to come and watch the event!

If you run a local business—or know an owner who loves supporting local sports and community events—please drop a comment or send me a DM. I’d be happy to share the event details, costs, and discuss how we can make this a great partnership.

Thanks so much for reading!


r/Lincolnshire • • 1d ago

Coronation Channel

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When the sun came out the view looking north along the Coronation Channel near Springfields was lovely. The fluffy clouds helped šŸ˜€


r/Lincolnshire • • 1d ago

Council want Cornhill Market to be managed by a private company

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r/Lincolnshire • • 1d ago

We have built a food directory

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We would love to have Lincolnshire folk sign up especially suppliers as there is a promotion on.


r/Lincolnshire • • 3d ago

From the arches of Exchquergate towards the Castle

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r/Lincolnshire • • 3d ago

Wind in the Willows

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While not dangerously windy I could feel myself being blown sideways as I went for my morning walk in the fens... I will not be going out on my bike, that would be silly!


r/Lincolnshire • • 4d ago

Aswarby Columns

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r/Lincolnshire • • 5d ago

St Botolph’s

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Best parish church in the world?


r/Lincolnshire • • 4d ago

Looking for friend near Boston/Spalding/Sleaford

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Hello everybody. I'm a retired man in his 50s who lives in South Lincolnshire. I look after my disabled wife so don't get out much. zero social life and would love to find some new friends to hang out with. Anybody interested then please DM me. Thanks :)


r/Lincolnshire • • 4d ago

Any good walk in hairdressers?

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r/Lincolnshire • • 5d ago

What’s the connection between this military vehicle, Morrisons in Spalding… and Harold?

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I had an interesting encounter today.

I met Harold Payne, who runs the Anglia Motel and D-Day CafƩ on the A17 at Fleet Hargate.

I’ve driven past the site for years and watched the military collection grow. I remember when the artillery piece appeared and wondering what would turn up next.

Today Harold was at Morrisons in Spalding with one of his military vehicles raising money for veterans. We got chatting and he was more than happy to let us climb inside and have a look around.

What I hadn’t realised was the story behind it all. Harold has been fundraising for around 40 years and, with the help of others, has raised over Ā£1 million for veterans and other good causes.

I mentioned that I’d always wanted a closer look at the Hawker Hunter at the motel and asked if I could come and see it sometime. He simply said I’d be more than welcome.

Quite a character, and certainly not who I expected to meet on a trip to Morrisons.


r/Lincolnshire • • 5d ago

Sutton Bridge

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Peter Scott lighthouse from Wingland Marsh


r/Lincolnshire • • 6d ago

Big Sky

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Kirton Marsh!


r/Lincolnshire • • 6d ago

Attractions A perfect weekend in the Lincolnshire Wolds: wide skies and gentle walks

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r/Lincolnshire • • 7d ago

Lincoln at night

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r/Lincolnshire • • 7d ago

minipeterborough: things to do with kids in and around Peterborough/Lincolnshire

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Thought this might be useful to those around Peterborough, im expanding it slowly across the whole of Lincolnshire, as a parent i was hoping this would be genuinely useful for those who want to see whats going on at a glance in the area without 10 different sources!


r/Lincolnshire • • 8d ago

Old number for the abandoned Rauceby Hospital in Sleaford?

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Does anyone here know the old number for the abandoned asylum Rauceby Hospital? I imagine they’ll probably be no response if I actually am able to get my hands on said number, since the lines have almost definitely been cut off, but I’m just curious lol


r/Lincolnshire • • 10d ago

Why were Lancasters from RAF Metheringham still flying on VE Day in1945?

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When I visited the International Bomber Command Centre in Lincoln, I noticed this sculpture showing a Lancaster flying above a group of people.

I recognised the aircraft, but had no idea what the sculpture represented.

I later discovered it commemorates Operation Manna.

In the closing days of the Second World War, Lancasters were dropping food rather than bombs to help starving civilians in the Netherlands.

On another visit, I sat inside the Lancaster cockpit simulator at Metheringham Airfield Visitor Centre. It really brought home just how cramped these aircraft were for their seven-man crews.

What I hadn't appreciated was that 106 Squadron, based at Metheringham, also took part in Operation Exodus, bringing liberated prisoners of war back to Britain. Some crews were still carrying out these flights on VE Day itself.

It's quite a change in purpose for an aircraft designed to carry enormous bomb loads.

I've included photographs from the IBCC, Metheringham and Duxford.

Does anyone have family connections to either of these operations, particularly the crews based at Metheringham or have any other similar stories to share?


r/Lincolnshire • • 8d ago

Alpha @ Lincoln Alive Church - All invited!

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What is Alpha?

A session to invite discussion, engagement, and questions about life, the universe, and everything.

On Tuesdays we'll be running Alpha course sessions at 7pm-9pm at Alive Lincoln Central Church.

There will be free food provided (two courses), followed by a short film, and then a discussion session about what's been presented.

It's also a great place to make friends and meet new people in a setting where people are very open and very authentic. The full course of things has been a life changing and soul affirming experience for many people, and we'd really love to share that.

If you'd like to see what it's about, and go into some deep questions we'd really love to have you come along.

Please feel free to ask questions here, or come along in person to find out more.

The first session will be at 7pm Tomorrow, Tuesday 20th October.

Hope to see you there!


r/Lincolnshire • • 11d ago

Hibaldstow man jailed for sex with dead woman

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r/Lincolnshire • • 11d ago

Landlord quits blaming supermarket booze and changing habits

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r/Lincolnshire • • 11d ago

Does anyone have a Merlin code on a box of Kelloggs I can use pls?

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Planning to go to Alton towers tomorrow and I’m just seeing if anyone has a box of cereal in their house with a promo code they won’t be using? Can’t pop to the shops now. It says something like ā€œ25% off Merlin attractionsā€ Many thanks :)


r/Lincolnshire • • 12d ago

As 'spooky season' is upon us once again... I have to ask a favour

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Hi,

This is becoming something of a tradition of mine on here, but people have come through with good things before, and so as October rolls around, I'm going to ask it again.

I'm interested in, and like collecting weird folklore, ghost stories and generally all things para-normal & odd from around Lincolnshire, and as we are now 16 days out from Halloween, a lot of weird stories and local legends' start getting repeated both on social media and used by the press as easy seasonal page filler.

I try and keep tabs on as much as I can, but Lincolnshire is a big place and I inevitably will miss stuff. If anyone comes across any thing, feel free to DM me with a link to it. I'd be in your debt. Thanks!

And to keep the conversation going, What's your most local ghost story or what's the weirdest experience or thing you've seen in our county?


r/Lincolnshire • • 13d ago

Peter Levy serving zingers again on BBC Look North

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They might focus a little too much on Hull for my liking, but Peter always makes Look North palatable.