A Zumbathon Party in Pink event was held at the Embassy Theatre, in Skegness, 10 years ago in aid of Breakthrough Breast Cancer. Emma McDonald, of Lincolnshire Fitness, in Skegness, joined forces with the GO PINK campaign to stage the fundraiser. More than 100 people took part in the event helping raise £1,200-plus for the chosen cause.A Zumbathon Party in Pink event was held at the Embassy Theatre, in Skegness, 10 years ago in aid of Breakthrough Breast Cancer. Emma McDonald, of Lincolnshire Fitness, in Skegness, joined forces with the GO PINK campaign to stage the fundraiser. More than 100 people took part in the event helping raise £1,200-plus for the chosen cause.
A Zumbathon Party in Pink event was held at the Embassy Theatre, in Skegness, 10 years ago in aid of Breakthrough Breast Cancer. Emma McDonald, of Lincolnshire Fitness, in Skegness, joined forces with the GO PINK campaign to stage the fundraiser. More than 100 people took part in the event helping raise £1,200-plus for the chosen cause.

TEN YEARS AGO: Skegness, North Somercotes, Caistor and Horncastle

Here are four photographs from the East and West Lindsey districts that appeared in our papers 10 years ago this month.
By David Seymour
Published 15th Nov 2022, 12:51 BST
Updated 15th Nov 2022, 13:14 BST

There is one each from the Horncastle News, Louth Leader, Market Rasen Mail and Skegness Standard.

North Somercotes Primary School welcomed Clifford the Big Red Dog to its annual autumn book fair 10 years ago.

1. North Somercotes

North Somercotes Primary School welcomed Clifford the Big Red Dog to its annual autumn book fair 10 years ago. Photo: Ian Holmes

Pupils at Caistor Yarborough School created meals from county-sourced produce as part of a cultural day with a focus on Lincolnshire 10 years ago.

2. Caistor

Pupils at Caistor Yarborough School created meals from county-sourced produce as part of a cultural day with a focus on Lincolnshire 10 years ago. Photo: Linda Oxley

The Royal British Legion visited Horncastle’s Banovallum School 10 years ago and met pupils who had been crocheting poppies to sell on site.

3. Horncastle

The Royal British Legion visited Horncastle’s Banovallum School 10 years ago and met pupils who had been crocheting poppies to sell on site. Photo: Tom Carlisle

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