Historic England

What could they be used for asks MP Dr Caroline Johnson. Photo: AH

Shops, a brewery or a mall - what should happen to disused landmark?

Revovation well-underway at Spilsby Sessions House

Milestone for Spilsby Sessions House as restoration reaches halfway point

The former Bass Maltings off Mareham Lane, Sleaford is a Grade II listed building and has stood disused an derelict for decades since being damaged by fire. Attempts to regenerate the huge blocks and the surrounding land have repeatedly run into difficulties due to access and funding issues.

Five Lincolnshire buildings we would love to see restored in 2026

Ian Panter, Head of Conservation at York Archaeological Trust, pictured with the coffin. (Photo: York Archaeological Trust)

Bronze Age ‘Tetney coffin’ to go on display as part of Lincoln Museum revamp

Proposed site of a solar farm on Mareham Lane near Scredington, North Kesteven. From planning documents. Credit: Mareham Lane Solar Ltd

Council unlikely to fight appeal over rejected solar farm

Spilsby Sessions House. Photo Spilsby Sessions House

£1m investment in Spilsby Sessions House is ‘important’ for town’s future

Spilsby Sessions House Project Team along with the Historic England Team.

Historic England funding granted for at risk heritage site in East Lindsey

Fydell House, in South Street, Boston, all set for a £2.3m restoration project.

Ten-month, £2.3m project to restore historic Boston building set to begin

Horncastle Conservation Area, which includes buildings in the town centre, has been placed on the at-risk register by Historic England. (PHOTO BY: Historic England)

Funding to protect Horncastle's heritage as town is placed on at-risk register

The Cottage, Osbournby.

STAR PROPERTY: Grade II listed six-bed stone house with stables and party barn

Spilsby Theatre

Heritage Register confirms 'at risk' theatre is making 'good progress'

The officers’ mess at RAF Scampton has been designated as a Grade II listed building

New ‘listed’ status granted for Dambusters’ officers mess at RAF Scampton

Bedrooms reflect the history of the manor house

Escape to this historic Cotswolds location with history. luxury and so much more

Fresh archaeology work is set to be carried out at Sleaford Castle.

Archaeological work to be carried out at Sleaford Castle

The Officers' Mess at RAF Scampton

Council moves to list significant heritage asset in bid to protect future of ...

Claxby House, in Claxby, has almost 6,000 sq ft accommodation space to its name and occupies a plot of about 0.75 acres.

STAR PROPERTY: Immaculate Grade II listed seven-bedroom family home with vast ga...

The wreck of the Klein Hollandia (Photo: Cathy de Lara)

Shipwreck off UK coast identified as 17th century Dutch warship

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Councillor calls for action after town appears on a list of heritage at risk

Partney Hall, in Partney, near Spilsby.

STAR PROPERTY: Magnificent seven-bedroom, Grade II listed home with more than 20...

The Tank House at World of Glass has been added to the Heritage at Risk Register following the appearance of extensive cracking caused by movement in the west corner. Historic England, along with St Helens Council, is working with the Museum to understand the condition of the building and propose next steps © Historic England DP371555

Historic England: full Heritage at Risk register for 2022 released

The site of the proposed development in Wide Bargate, Boston.

Bid made to convert 18th century listed building in Boston into apartments

A crop of Our latest Reader Picture.

BOSTON STANDARD READER PICTURE: Golden tint to town landmarks

The Inns on the Edge exhibition is heading to Skegness.

Exhibition showcasing rich heritage of pubs heads to Skegness

The Dike of York in Boston is one of the pubs featured in the exhibition.

VIDEO: New exhibition showcases rich history of Lincolnshire coast's pubs

The Still, in Market Place, Boston.

Applicant behind bid to turn former pub in Boston into restaurant and takeaway d...

Psalter Farm, of Skendleby Psalter, Alford.

STAR PROPERTY: Fourteen bedrooms and two Grade II listings – yours for £1.5m

Five-storey Boston landmark to go under the hammer – take the tour (GALLERY)

An open day is being held at Bateman's Brewery in Wainfleet where people can share their memories of favourite pubs along the Lincolnshire coast.

Heritage project invites you to share favourite memories of Lincolnshire pubs at...

STAR PROPERTY: Old and new combine in Grade II listed townhouse for sale in Linc...

Cliveden Conservation have started work clearing vegetation from the Roman Wall

Work finally starts to save Horncastle Roman Wall

The News has also obtained historic documents which link the Hotchkin family to Childermus, a sugar plantation estate in Jamaica. EMN-210319-095406001

New report claims Woodhall Spa has historical links to slave trade

Shodfriars Hall, Boston. Picture: Ray Horrocks, Historic England Archive

Emergency repairs to take place at historic Boston property following £30,000 su...

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Progress on Roman wall project

Museums and galleries in England are preparing to open their doors to the public after temporarily closing when the UK entered lockdown in March (Photo: Shutterstock)

Here are the new rules to keep you safe when museums and galleries reopen

A man standing amongst the ruins of Brewers' Hall, City of London

The Rebuilding of Britain

Professor Carenza Lewis. EMN-200422-144507001

Lincoln University ‘Dig School’ offers up free online archaeology workshops for ...

District councillors Jeff Summers and Sheila Bibb with Dave Hale, of Dransfield Properties, outside one of the new businesses.

Heritage body praises regeneration of Gainsborough’s Roseway quarter

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Data will discover how Lincolnshire towns have changed

An appeal has been launched to help preserve the wall for future generations

Sponsor a stone and help save Horncastle’s Roman Wall

The Beonna at All Saints, Benington.

The Â£2.3 million '˜Beonna' project near Boston is up for a Historic England Ang...

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Cathedral teaches the teachers on heritage

A Southgate street scene from around a century ago - possibly around the time of a coronation celebration. EMN-180519-103051001

Nostalgia - Southgate shops ripe for restoration in Sleaford
Time is running out for business owners and landlords to apply for grant funding to restore their historic shop fronts.

Shopfronts already improved by the shop front facelift grants in Sleaford, but why have more landlords not taken up the cash offer? EMN-180417-102140001

Why is cash for facelifts to Sleaford shop fronts going unspent?

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Sheila Jonkers in front of a section of the Roman wall in the town library

Volunteers needed to preserve Roman wall in town

An aerial shot of Skegness foreshore. Image supplied

Historic Skegness landmarks receive a Grade II listing

Investment has been announced for Boston's town centre.

Boston wins heritage grants worth more than Â£1m

Stickney Primary School World Book Day

County first for school's heritage

Fishtoft War Memorial EMN-160815-111511001

War memorials protected as part of First World War commemoration

Greylees Hall, the main entrance block of Rauceby Hospital. EMN-160328-135749001

Revised plans for old Rauceby Hospital redevelopment

Pub to stay open after apartment plans are scrapped

Bronze Age village dig at Whittlesey brick pits at Must Farm Quarry, Funtham's Lane. Director of excavations Mark Knight EMN-161101-180722009

Bronze age dig in Whittlesey uncovers very rare 3,000 year glimpse into the past

Worksop Priory Gatehouse

Worksop: Heritage sites are ‘at risk’, according to Historic England register

An 1870s pillar mounted wall box as new commitments to preserve the "character and heritage" of the country's post boxes have been set out by Royal Mail and government agency Historic England.

New commitments to preserve ‘character and heritage’ of post boxes

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Lincoln Cathedral given £12.4m to boost tourism offering