Here are six stories featured in our titles a decade ago – one each from the Boston Standard, Horncastle News, Louth Leader, Market Rasen Mail, Skegness Standard and Sleaford Standard.
![A national hotel and restaurant chain had set its sights on Skegness, The Standard revealed. East Lindsey District Council had confirmed it had been approached by a developer interested in bringing a national name to the resort's Pier Field. Portfolio holder for economic regeneration Coun Craig Leyland said: “The developer is not yetin a position to formally name the hotelier or restaurateur.” He said 'no decision [had] been made', saying any development would be subject to the full and proper planning process, with significant public consultation. "The council is excited to consider the proposal, which could create a significant number of all-year round jobs and raise the profile and appeal of Skegness as a resort," he added.](https://www.lincolnshireworld.com/webimg/b25lY21zOjVmZWVkYTRjLTEyMTMtNDJkNy05M2I5LTAyZjU1NTFlZjBiMjozOTQ2ZmRhOS04ZWQzLTQxYTMtOTUxYS0zNmExM2MzYzViMDY=.jpg?crop=3:2&trim=&width=640)
5. Skegenss
A national hotel and restaurant chain had set its sights on Skegness, The Standard revealed. East Lindsey District Council had confirmed it had been approached by a developer interested in bringing a national name to the resort's Pier Field. Portfolio holder for economic regeneration Coun Craig Leyland said: “The developer is not yetin a position to formally name the hotelier or restaurateur.” He said 'no decision [had] been made', saying any development would be subject to the full and proper planning process, with significant public consultation. "The council is excited to consider the proposal, which could create a significant number of all-year round jobs and raise the profile and appeal of Skegness as a resort," he added. Photo: Contributor
6. Sleaford
Dance With Dreams of Ruskington entertaining crowds at the revived Sleaford dog show. The event was organised by dog groomer and trainer Emma Yardley, of Folkingham, along with a team of local supporters. Emma explained her late mum had last run a dog show in the town in 2000. "My main aim was to get it back again for my mum," she said. "It was absolutely packed out. The turn out was amazing with some beautiful dogs." The event raised more than £880 for animal and health charities.The event took place on Boston Road Recreation Ground and raised morethan £880 for animal andhealth charities. Photo: David Dawson