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First look at Alton Towers new creepy ride opening this weekend

A Victorian vampire slaying kit containing a wooden stake and holy water is up for auction and set to sell for thousands of pounds. The kit which includes a number of tools useful to anyone should they encounter a bloodthirsty vampire originally belonged to a priest living in Wollas Hall, Worcestershire during the late 1800s.

Victorian Vampire slaying kit set to fetch thousands at auction

The front of the home.

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Elathea Adams, aged six, of Heckington with snowdrops in the gardens of Rauceby Hall.

Visitors enjoy snowdrop Sunday at hall

A group of the volunteers at Welbourn Forge - third from left is blacksmith, Carl Rear, second from right is Marion Goodhand. Photo: Mick Fox

Forge honours Bill with plaque for saving it for the community

Antiques Roadshow guest ‘very surprised’ finding out items true value

Mel B attempts to walk out of The One Show interview

After 12 to 48 hours the characteristic fine red rash of scarlet fever develops

Scarlet Fever: UK sees a rise in contagious Victorian illness

Travelodge releases thousands of rooms for under £35 to help cut costs this Christmas

Travelodge release thousands of rooms for under £35 for Christmas

The Earthbound Misfits as The Victorian Explorers

Victorian Explorers at East Lindsey markets this October half-term

Sue Bush, based in Louth, with her hand made ceramics.

First pottery exhibition a huge success at Oxcombe

The front of the property.

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Sleaford Museum's Christmas window exhibition for 2021. EMN-210112-153602001

Museum unveils Christmas window exhibition for 2021

Spout Yard Park in Louth

Spout Yard Park is searching for a new chairperson

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A breath of fresh sea air with a coastal break

Pictured, from left, Andrew West and Brian Addison of the Boston Veteran Cycle Club with Bennington Community Heritage Trust members Kevin Pinner, Robert Bell, Kerry Francis, Irene Presgrave, Judy Crowe and
Peter Aiers - Churches Conservation Trust.

TEN YEARS AGO: Hundreds turn out as bells ring from Boston village church for fi...

Boston Community Runners at Grimsthorpe.

PB times for Boston Community Runners at Grimsthorpe Castle

Photos will be created into watercolours

Rasen area youngsters asked to ‘lend their faces’ to bring workhouse children to...

Oliver and Amelia are two names that could slip down the rankings table in the next few years (Shutterstock)

The popular girl and boy baby names expected to fall out of fashion revealed

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Couple create new nursery for Caistor

Skegness Pier has been sold to the owners of Fantasy Island.

New owners plan to return Skegness Pier to former glory

5 home renovations that can add thousands to the value of your house - and 3 you...

This is why Boxing Day is called Boxing Day - and traditions explained

Market Rasen Parish Church at the turn of the 20th century

Nostalgia: A new century glimpse of life

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New start for primary school classroom after fire

The 7 most amusing historical insults - as chosen by Susie Dent

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Planning shake-up could lead to slums and Victorian standards claim Lincolnshire...

Project producer Steven Hatton.

‘Who or what are you grateful for?’ – Help create artwork inspired by Boston’s l...

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County to fund Horncastle drainage survey

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Appeal for a precious family photograph lost in Louth

Take a look at 10 of the most unusual house interiors in the country - from Star...