TEN YEARS AGO: Six from the archives - Boston, Horncastle, Louth, Caistor, Skegness and Quarrington

By David Seymour

Published 16th Jul 2024, 15:01 BST

Updated 16th Jul 2024, 15:05 BST

Once again, it is time to take a trip down memory lane.

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...

Six from the archives for 10 years ago.

1. Ten years ago ...

Six from the archives for 10 years ago. Photo: Various

The official opening of The Range at the former Somerfield site, in London Road, Boston. Pictured (from left) Boston deputy mayoress Angie Goodale, Boston United goalkeeper Sam Vince, Mayor of Boston Coun Paul Kenny, Captain Range, Range owner Chris Dawson, branch manager Oliver Gayford, and Boston United assistant manager Martyn Bunce.

2. Boston

The official opening of The Range at the former Somerfield site, in London Road, Boston. Pictured (from left) Boston deputy mayoress Angie Goodale, Boston United goalkeeper Sam Vince, Mayor of Boston Coun Paul Kenny, Captain Range, Range owner Chris Dawson, branch manager Oliver Gayford, and Boston United assistant manager Martyn Bunce. Photo: David Dawson

Members of Horncastle Theatre Company, getting set to stage The Rise and Fall of Little Voice at the town's Lion's Theatre.

3. Horncastle

Members of Horncastle Theatre Company, getting set to stage The Rise and Fall of Little Voice at the town's Lion's Theatre. Photo: John Aron

Sally Bexon's Dance School, of Louth, performed to residents at the Madeira House Nursing Home as part of a charity fete 10 years ago. “The residents absolutely loved it," said Sally Bexon. "The class performed tap, rock ‘n’ roll and Charleston. I’m very proud of them all, they were wonderful."

4. Louth

Sally Bexon's Dance School, of Louth, performed to residents at the Madeira House Nursing Home as part of a charity fete 10 years ago. “The residents absolutely loved it," said Sally Bexon. "The class performed tap, rock ‘n’ roll and Charleston. I’m very proud of them all, they were wonderful." Photo: Ian Holmes