An exhibition is to be held in Boston showcasing the work of final year students across a wide range of artistic disciplines.
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The reopening of a rare, six-sailed windmill near Boston following a five-year conservation project by English Heritage has been hailed a success.
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A family have raised concerns about cleanliness and hygiene following a stay at Butlin’s Skegness, with the resort saying it responded to issues during the visit and is investigating further.
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Organisers of the 12th annual Robbo’s Skegness Scooter Rally have described this year’s event as a “make or break” weekend, as they thanked crowds for turning out in strong numbers across the Bank Holiday.
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Officers are recommending county councillors refuse plans for a controversial biogas plant for a village near Sleaford.
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A popular heritage attraction in Skegness marked a major milestone over the Bank Holiday weekend as it celebrated 50 years as a museum.
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Here is our latest selection of cases completed at Lincolnshire’s magistrates’ courts …
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The Phonics Live at Yardbirds Rock on Friday 8 May 2026
THE PHONICS are the UK’s premier Stereophonics tribute band, 2025 marks their 10 anniversary. They play tracks from every album including the latest album “Oochya!”. Their set has something for all fans including hits such as Have a nice day, Maybe Tomorrow, Dakota and Handbags & Gladrags not to mention those amazing album tracks for the die hard Stereophonics fans. The Phonics simply love paying songs from their musical idols and this passion shines through when you hear them live. The Phonics are the closet thing you will hear to the Stereophonics.
- Friday 8 May 2026
- Yardbirds Rock, Grimsby
- Supported by Bye Bye Driver
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Celebrate the flower show of the year with Chelsea Flower Show Afternoon Tea at Healing Manor.
Served on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, 12pm-2.30pm, between 7th May and 23rd May, this special Afternoon Tea is inspired by all things floral.
£35 per person, Afternoon Tea is served with a complimentary Lychee Martini or Nosecco, and unlimited tea and coffee. A children’s menu, perfect for under 14s, is £18.
Table bookings are essential – we can’t wait to welcome you to enjoy Chelsea Flower Show Afternoon Tea at Healing Manor Hotel.
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London legends The Urban Voodoo Machine live at Yardbirds Rock Grimsby on Wednesday 6 May 2026
Led by the ever-flamboyant Norwegian-born singer, songwriter and guitar-slinger Paul-Ronney Angel, the Urban Voodoo Machine return to the road this spring, touring the UK in support of their new album Other People’s Children.
Since 2003, this superbly talented collective of musicians and showmen and women has been bringing their raucous, theatrical circus to the people, racking up thousands of shows and releasing several critically acclaimed albums along the way.
Uniquely, The Urban Voodoo Machine are the only band in the world to have played both Download Festival and the Montreux Jazz Festival, and they’ve toured with true legends including The Pogues and New York Dolls.
Described as “a great mix of Preservation Hall jazz, Eastern European folk and rock’n’roll” (R’N’R), the band’s own brand of Bourbon-Soaked Gypsy Blues Bop ’N’ Stroll has captivated audiences across the UK, US and Europe. Their fiercely loyal and ever-growing Black ’N’ Red-clad family is a testament to the power of the live show.
If you’ve seen The Urban Voodoo Machine live, chances are you haven’t forgotten it – part circus, part theatre, and a great Rock’n’Roll Show!
“Quite possibly the best show you’ll ever see!” – CLASSIC ROCK
With the support from Carley’s Wreck & Ruin
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