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Horncastle's Christmas market, pictured a few years ago, had to be cancelled because of the weather at the weekend, but the organisers say it will be back, bigger and better, in 2025.

'We'll be back!' say organisers after weather halts Horncastle's festive market

Organising members of Woodhall Spa Rotary Club at last year's Christmas fair in the town. (PHOTO BY: John Aron Photography)

Christmas events in Horncastle area under threat because of 'onerous' red tape

Unveiling the new plaque, from left: Adrian Humphreys, Executive Director for Business, Innovation and Partnerships, Peter Cropley Chair of Governors, Mayoress Priscilla Burbidge, Mayor Brian Burbidge, and Simon Telfer, Chair LEP (Greater Lincolnshire's Employment and Skills Advisory Panel)

New dawn rises for Boston College with new 'Hub' at ELDC's new base in Horncastl...

Horncastle's Mayor Councillor Brian Burbidge. Photo: Chris Frear

Horncastle’s Mayor releases his New Year’s message

Abi Harris and Sally Finney of Abi H Bakes of Tetford.

GALLERY: Horncastle Christmas Market went "exceedingly well" say organisers

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Council reaffirms support to lower town roads' speed limit

The wreath-laying for the 40th anniversary of the end of the Falklands war.

Poignant wreath-laying marks 40 years since Falklands war

Stanhope Hall.

Election called to fill two town council vacancies

Stanhope Hall.

Two Horncastle town councillors resign accusing authority of being 'less than ef...

New Horncastle Town Council chairman Brian Burbidge with outgoing chairman Fiona Martin.

Outgoing chairman welcomes new and thanks council for support

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Horncastle Theatre Company presents Little Red Riding Hood

Pictured centre: Town Mayor Councillor Fiona Martin and Deputy Mayor Councillor Brian Burbidge.

Work ongoing to resurrect Hamerton Gardens

Councillor Burbidge volunteering in Hamerton Gardens

Help keep gardens looking ‘blooming’ lovely

Stanhope Hall.

A ‘positive future’ for Stanhope Hall

Slow down - town councillors want to see speed limits reduced

Councillors want speed limits cut amid safety fears

The new cemetery site.

Capital reserves to be used to help deliver new town cemetery project

Pigeons on the roof of the Post Office, in Horncastle.

Councillors agree to employ street sweeper to keep on top of persistent pigeon p...

Crowds at last year's Horncastle Christmas Market.

Festivals committee decides to cancel Horncastle Christmas Market 2020

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Pedestrianisation welcomed but long term fix is needed

Volunteers from Horncastle and District Scrubbers at Stanhope Hall

Scrubbers plan to support Stanhope Hall

Committee members.

Stanhope Hall appeals for help to run

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We’re doing everything we can pledge town police

An image of how the combined hub and college will look, subject to planning permission

Horncastle Town Council back £8.4m Mareham Road project - but raise concerns abo...

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Can you help plot exciting future for hall?

East Lindsey District Council's planning committee has refused permission for the Winceby Gardens plans.

Plans for new Horncastle ‘estate’ rejected as people power pays off

Roll up, roll up for Horncastle Christmas Market

Councillors hit back at market ‘disgrace’ claim

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Derelict buildings in Horncastle will be addressed

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New Mayor has been elected for Horncastle

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Uproar as vandals damage base of bench in Horncastle

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Councils are in the dark over plans for streetlights

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Mayor’s plea to businesses

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Resident pleads - end our West Street mayhem

Community Speed Watch sign.

Is speed really an issue?

The busy A153 (Boston Road/South Street) which will be re-surfaced

Boston Road is next in line for improvements

Four members of the Lions task force which helped take down the towns much praised decorations.

Lions are praised for lighting up Horncastle

Stagecoach - bus stop could be on the move in Horncastle.

Plans for new bus stop in Horncastle backed by town council

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CCTV delays are a ‘disgrace’ says Horncastle Town Council

Horncastle will have to dig deeper to pay a rise in council tax bills.

Horncastle Town Council - why we’ve gone for 22% increase in tax bill

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Rise in share of council tax for Horncastle residents is revealed

The playground off Coronation Walk which can now be re-furbished. Picture: John Aron.

Horncastle Town Council says yes to playground re-furb

Town and district councillor Fiona Martin sits on the new bench

Horncastle Town Council ready for a busy 2019
Town councillors in Horncasatle are preparing for one of their busiest ever years as they tackle a number of new challenges and set sights on some major project...

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All change as town takes control

Tree of Light
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Tree of Light shines bright for loved ones

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Banning traffic would '˜cut town in half' - Horncastle Mayor

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Horncastle town council set to debate '˜transfer' of ELDC assets

The map which Councillor Brian Burbidge used to help him find his way around Centurian Park. Emergency vehicles arent so fortunate.

Horncastle woman had to stand in street to direct ambulance crew to her house

Parked cars in Bowl Alley Lane which is at the centre of renewed concerns about safety

New calls forcrackdown onschool parking

Stepping out: Some of the 250-plus marchers who took part in the Remembrance Day Parade through Horncastle on Sunday. Photo: John Aron.

Mayor leads praise for a fantastic weekend of Remembrance in Horncastle

Boston Road: Night-time closures next year will lead to lengthy diversions for drivers

Concerns for Boston Road works revealed

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Councillors- what we think about Horncastle roadworks

Devastated: A lawn damaged by chafer bugs in a garden off Lincoln Road in Horncastle. Picture: John Fieldhouse

Councillors call on MP Victoria Atkins to help stop the garden destroyer

Pictured with the plaque are (from left) Mayor of Horncastle Coun Brian Burbidge, Julian Millington from the Horncastle & District Branch of the Royal British Legion, Jenny Oates, the Rev Cilla Smith, the Vice-Chairman of East Lindsey District Council David Andrews, Chairman of Asterby and Goulceby Parish Council Sandra Campbell-Wardman and John Norman of the British Legion. EMN-181211-112451001

Armistice 100: Memorial plaque unveiled at Goulceby

members of the Horncastle War Memorial Committee with Banovallum pupils

Remembrance 2018: Praise for Banovallum School '˜poppy' garden

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Going, going... gone - relief as Horncastle roadworks scheme comes to an end

Patrick Cordingley welcomes the opportunity of a meeting with Highways.

Horncastle solicitor welcomes '˜snarl-up' meeting