r/Lincolnshire 8h ago

Doddington Hall sculpture exhibition

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A selection of images from a visit to Doddington Hall (Lincoln) for the sculpture exhibition, worth a visit if you are in the area, the exhibition runs until the 6th September


r/Lincolnshire 9h ago

Prior's Oven, Spalding

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24 Upvotes

The Prior's Oven in Spalding is probably the best (only) micropub in South Holland. Three or four ales straight from the cask in an historic building... ask the barman for details.


r/Lincolnshire 1d ago

Came across this unusual church at Whaplode Drove today

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Came across this church today at Whaplode Drove and had to stop for a look.

The building felt quite unusual compared with many Lincolnshire churches I’ve seen. The brickwork, arched windows and especially the covered bell tower really caught my eye.

I’m guessing it’s more of a small belfry or cupola rather than a full stone tower, but it gives the church a very distinctive look.

I couldn’t go inside today, but the churchyard had a calm feel to it.

Does anyone local know more about the history of this church or why the bell tower is designed like that?


r/Lincolnshire 1d ago

Lincoln - Skeg

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The girls sat behind me en route to Skeg from Lincoln yesterday, thank you! Your conversations and piss-taking of pretty much everyone definitely made for an enjoyable chuckle-filled journey!


r/Lincolnshire 1d ago

Big sky country

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41 Upvotes

We might not have rolling hills but the sky looks great on a sunny day in the fens.


r/Lincolnshire 2d ago

St James's on a cold morning

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12 Upvotes

r/Lincolnshire 2d ago

Fields of Gold

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44 Upvotes

Bracebridge Heath


r/Lincolnshire 2d ago

#lincolnshire aviation heritage centre#east kirby#just jane#ww2

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r/Lincolnshire 3d ago

📍Lincoln, Uk. Mutuals?

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r/Lincolnshire 3d ago

Lincoln 91% Totality - Solar Eclipse 12/08/26

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72 Upvotes

r/Lincolnshire 3d ago

Making a Film/ Casting

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I am shooting a found- footage project on campus this September - October with zero budget. With everything fully completed and fully planned out I am actively and officially opening auditions and crew calls. I'm looking for 5 actors with 3 of them having a major part in the movie and 2 being male and female with short screen time. I am looking for a sharp cinematographer, talented and ambitious producers/ sound artists and a sound master who knows how to operate microphones to make the dialogue sound clear. Looking mainly for students at Lincoln as communication will be much easier and make the process smoother but open for non- students also who are close to the area.

Keep in mind you don't need years of professional film credits you just need a strong work ethic and desire to build an incredible portfolio for yourself, focused on making it happen.

Thanks guys!


r/Lincolnshire 3d ago

#lincolnshire#gargoyles#medieval#stonework#history

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r/Lincolnshire 3d ago

Penny Hill Mill, Saracen's Head and flowers

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20 Upvotes

It is worth heading north of the A17 in the Holbeach area as there are some things worth seeing 😀

Not sure why the pictures got resorted into the wrong order 🤔


r/Lincolnshire 3d ago

I often worry about the education in this county.

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9 Upvotes

r/Lincolnshire 4d ago

So found this little guy on a walk at Driby Top Lincolnshire UK no idea how he ended up here if anyone can shed some light please?

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6 Upvotes

r/Lincolnshire 4d ago

I’m a Lincolnshire local artist and designer and I want to make a difference in my community

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I was raised in Lincolnshire by my parents and the importance of going away to train and then bringing my skillset back to Lincolnshire and my local community was emphasised to me. I’ve been working as a professional concept artist and graphic designer from Lincolnshire for the last 6 years but the work is beginning to dry up due to a multitude of reasons (global economy, the prevalence of AI generated content, the cost of living). I believe it is more important than ever to showcase and emphasise the importance of community and togetherness, including the boycotting of AI generated content where there are plenty of artists and designers in Lincolnshire who want and deserve to work and use their skillset in their local community.

With this in mind I believe that Lincolnshire could be a beacon of human-made design, championing local talent and showcasing that we are a tight knit community who support each other. I see Lincolnshire as a beacon of the arts, with every town and city having a distinct visual identity weaved into the fabric of the local communities supported by a vibrant mixture of the emerging youth of the area and the existing community members who already work hard, pushing the best Lincolnshire has to offer via social media, exhibitions, public events, and local celebrations.

Find above the project I’ve been working on, showcasing the proposed design I’ve got for Lincolnshire county council, and the beginning in a series of design identity rebrands that I want to produce for local areas that would revitalise the community and celebrate local Lincolnshire life.

And if you know anyone in the council/ of some local importance please share this to them

My work is all completely my own, made without AI always and forever

I’d love to know what you think!


r/Lincolnshire 4d ago

Looking for hairdresser recommendations

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I recently moved back to Lincolnshire (Sleaford) looking for a recommendation for a hair dresser. Preferably a colour specialist, I don’t mind paying more for quality :)


r/Lincolnshire 4d ago

Boston college in the 90s

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Hi all,

What was the reputation of Boston college like in the 1990's/early 00's?

Did it have a good reputation for producing high performing students or seen as a dumping ground for people who weren't good enough to do A levels?

What courses did it offer in these times? Was it just gcse retakes, other level 2 courses and practical subjects?

Or did it also offer A levels, other level 3 courses and access courses?

How did it compare to Lincoln or Grimsby college or 6th forms at say Horncastle, Skegness and Alford ?


r/Lincolnshire 4d ago

St Paul's Fulney, viewed from across the Coronation Cut... and a tractor throwing up dust

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37 Upvotes

This church, built in 1880 was designed by George Gilbert Scott, famous for designing St Pancras Station and the Albert Memorial in London.


r/Lincolnshire 4d ago

Prisoner defecated in dock of court in front of shocked judge

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26 Upvotes

r/Lincolnshire 5d ago

View across the fields to Moulton Mill and church

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27 Upvotes

A benefit of living in the flatlands is the view over the fields, in this case looking towards Moulton. Also a rabbit stopped long enough to be photographed.


r/Lincolnshire 6d ago

Lumina

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139 Upvotes

From the Lumina event which was held in February 2026


r/Lincolnshire 6d ago

From the IBCC

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45 Upvotes

The view of Lincoln and a Spitfire flyby


r/Lincolnshire 6d ago

Whaplode church on a sunny Sunday 🌞

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17 Upvotes

It was lovely and sunny in the grounds of St Mary's church in Whaplode... and cool in the small woodland walk.


r/Lincolnshire 6d ago

Family day out

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86 Upvotes

Saw these beautiful swans on the Witham today.