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Allison Homes East sponsors Rotary Swimarathon event in Grantham

Volunteers show off their bags of litter and recycling. Photo: AH

Path’s community litter pick

Nag’s Head Passage.

Invitation to join in community litter pick along Sleaford path

Malcom Stimpson, Rotary President, presents the award to Eve Bennett.

Rotary Club presents its community service award

L-R Katherine Allen of Tattershall, Oliver Thompson 9 and Jess Thompson of Billinghay.

WinterLight Festival brightens up Sleaford

And they are off! The annual Skegness Ranta Run. Photos Barry Robinson

Sea of Santas at annual festive fun run in Skegness

The lights switch on at Market Rasen. Photo: David Mason

Rotary Club serves up hot food at Market Rasen lights switch on

Former Skegness Standard editor John Cowpe is running the Skegness Santa Run.

Countdown to 18th annual Rotary Santa Run in Skegness

Rotarian Paula Ireland presents the £5,000 raised to chairman of trustees at the air ambulance charity, Graham Secker.

Rotary Club donates £5,000 raised from 100km walking challenge to Air Ambulance

Last year's Tree Of Light ceremony in Horncastle. (PHOTO BY: John Aron Photography)

Time to remember loved ones as Tree Of Light shines in Horncastle again

Sue Feary with students from the eco committee and the 2024 trophy

Sleaford school scoops 2024 Lincolnshire Young Environmentalist Awards title

L-R Rotarians Paula Ireland, Erin Mann, Keith Phillips, Jane Peck, Ann Waldeck, Barbara Roberts and Maggie Carr at the Gin and Fizz festival. Photo: David Dawson

Cheers for the Rotary Club gin and fizz festival

The Rotary Club of Sleaford is holding its annual Gin and Fizz Fest.

Gin & fizz fest and a spy club among events over Easter school holidays

From left, Yvonne Horrocks, Steven Flockton and Norrie Graham MRCVS. Image: Dianne Tuckett

Swift response from Market Rasen business

From left - Tom Wong from Better Leisure, Samantha Bryant, members of Swimability, Jane Peck the Rotary President, Kath and Peter Kite from Rotary and Caroline Morrice from Inner Wheel. Photo submitted

Lincolnshire disability swimming group boosted by donations

Rotary appeal for generators

Generating support for Ukraine

From left - Emily, Chira and Rosie of KSHS taking part in the STEM challenge. Photo: Mick Fox

School teams pit their wits in Rotary Club engineering challenge

William Alvey pupils at Sleaford Rotarians break off from their crocus bulb planting at Gregson Green. Photo: William Alvey School

Pupils plant crocuses with Rotary Club and make Riverlight Festival lanterns

Meet Mr and Mrs Sausage at the festival.

Time to celebrate the county’s banger!

Louth Rotary's Vintage Hill Climb took place at Scamblesby. Photo: DR Dawson

Start your engines! Vintage Hill Climb makes triumphant return

A field of Baked Beans

In a first for England, baked beans are being grown in Lincolnshire

The Vintage Hill Climb's 2022 event. Photo: Will Wood

Lincolnshire Wolds Vintage Hill Climb set to return

Members of the Grow with Nature Club. Pictured (from left) Ramona Romanova, eight, Arturas Butnorius, nine, Julia Los, 11, and George Watson, 11.

Nature club at Boston school honoured for transforming area of mud and concrete

Riders will be roaring into Spilsby for the annual bike night.

GALLERY: It's Spilsby Bike Night week - our pictures show what to expect

Kim Fryer helping behind the bar.

Rotary Club's Sleaford beer festival pulls in over £4,000 for charities

Sleaford Rotary Spring Gin Festival goers sampling the flavours. Photo: John Aron

Spring gin festival sees townspeople help Rotary Club causes

The Rotary Spring Gin Fest is taking place on April 1.

Upcoming Rotary Club gin festival is just the tonic

Some of the Sir William Robertson Academy students and staff who took part in the Rotary Club Swimarathon.

Academy students splash out at pool for local charities

Start of the Santa Run in Skegness.

PICTURES: Great turnout for Santa runs in Skegness and Wainfleet

And they are off! Santa's in last year's run in Skegness.

Sea of Santas raising funds for local charities in festive fun

Louth Rotary light up the town purple.

Rotarians light up Louth purple

Winning team, The Fellowship with Cath Hamblin.

Sleaford students do battle in literature quiz event

Butcher Nick Bradley showed all ages the way to make sausages

In pictures: Open Farm Sunday at Stainton le Vale

Crowds enjoyed a procession of bikes.

GALLERY: Spilsby Bike Night 'a brilliant event'

Rotary Memory Walk

Poignant memory walk for dementia

Spilsby Bike Night will take place on Tuesday, May 17.

Riders set to show their metal for return of Spilsby bike night

The countdown is on to the return of the St George's Beer Festival in Sleaford.

Rotary beer festival to return to Sleaford after two-year gap

Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue Service is donating surplus kit such as fire boots and masks as well as gas monitoring equipment to hard-pressed Ukrainian crews. EMN-221103-143044001

Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue Service and county villagers supporting efforts in ...

Members of the Rotary Club of Boston pictured at the helipad site last October, when they first launched their crowdfunding appeal for the lights.

Lift off for life-saving helipad lights project at Pilgrim Hospital

Rtn Neil Taylor and Rhona Sheppard, food bank co-ordinator at Market Rasen New Life Church EMN-220131-132602001

Continuing the support for our local food banks

Volunteers Michelle Meade, PCSO Jayne Richardson, Alicen Inker and Carole Harbon.

GALLERY: Big Christmas Feast at Wainfleet Methodist Church

All of those pigs in blankets were heaven for these pooches. Roy Lawson with his dog, Tommy, and Teresa Woodland with her dog, Monty, enjoying the feast.

GALLERY: Skegness Standard's Big Christmas Feast at Storehouse in Skegness
A Big Christmas Feast has spread some festive cheer for the elderly and vulnerable in Skegness.

Steve Gilmartin, from the Rotary Club of Woodhall Spa and
Cheryl Bissett, Divisional Sales and Marketing Director for McCarthy Stone EMN-210712-143202001

Developer helps light up Woodhall for Christmas

Wainfleet Uke entertaining guests at the Wainfleet Methodist Church Big Christmas Feast.

Big Festive Feasts spread joy to those who need it most in Wainfleet and Skegnes...

Great Steeping Primary School 10 years ago.

TEN YEARS AGO: Great Steeping pupils’ great charity shoebox effort

The Mayor of Louth, Councillor Darren Hobson; Rotary Club president, Rob Hall; Air Vice Marshall (Retired) Martyn Gardiner, and ex-Red Arrow Alan Chandler alongside the new bench and the members of the public who attended

Commemorative bench in Louth to mark RAF centenary

Market Rasen Rotarians captained by Rotarian Strawson, to ensure the 500 trees planted last Winter were ready to go into this winter. EMN-211115-134558001

Rasen plantation prepped for winter

Builders Luke Pilkington, Carl Jupp and Charlie Matthews creating the Rotary Wheel.

Blooming Rotary Club logo to send out important message at Skegness school

St James' Church lit up purple in previous years.

Purple lights and crocuses in battle against polio and pancreatic cancer

The Air Ambulance currently cannot land or take off from Pilgrim Hospital's helipad during darkness.

Campaign for lights at hospital helipad so air ambulance can land in darkness

President Angela Bailey is pictured with Rotarian Keith Austen giving the ?400 cheque to Kelly Geoghegan, the Fundraising Events Co-Ordinator for the LNAACT. EMN-210907-145301001

Rotary donations to county-based health charities

Barbara Roberts (middle) handing over to Cath Hamblin (left), Ann Waldeck - Rotary Club of Sleaford president elect (right) EMN-210628-101907001

Rotary Club celebrates 65th anniversary of its charter

Louth Memory Walk

Louth ‘Memory Walk’ will support locals affected by dementia

President Barbara Roberts welcomes new Rotary Club member Matt Waldeck. EMN-210625-151643001

Rotary Club swears in its youngest ever member – aged 25

Eileen (left) receives her Community Service Award from the Rotary Club of Louth.

Praise for Eileen as she hands over Louth community room’s management after 30 y...

Council leaders are asking residents of Scunthorpe and Ashby for their views on transforming a patch of unused land into urban orchards

Proposals launched for urban orchard and community allotments