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DAYS OUT TO REMEMBER
Grimsby’s Community Hub and Cultural Gem
BOOKS
Two adorable collections of 50 of our best-loved animals; brought to life in fine hand-painted detail by Hannah Dale, creator of Wrendale Designs.
LESS THAN A MONTH TO GO UNTIL GRIMSBY PORT OPEN DAY
With less than a month to go until this year’s Port of Grimsby Heritage Open Day on Saturday 14 September the Dock Tower will feature in an exhibition.
With the recent announcement about Associated British Ports (ABP) conservation plan, our project engineer and heritage consultants will be delivering a talk about the proposals and talking through some of the findings.
This year’s theme is celebrating trade routes and connections, and the event will be exploring the major roles the port has played over the years and to the present day with global connections.
Visitors can listen to talks on various aspects of the port’s history, explore some of the recently restored buildings and listen to music in the marquee. Last year 2,000 visitors enjoyed what is known as the film quarter, as ABP pursues the vision around the restoration of the historic buildings for the film and television industry.
‘LIGHTWAVES’
In the marquee you can find Grimsby born seafood chef, Amy Salisbury, representing the Made Great in Grimsby brand who will be cooking up a storm alongside Grimsby’s Master Fishmonger, Ivan Jaines-White.
There’ll be music from Brad Arliss, Rob Bywater and Roger Beard and the Grimsby & Cleethorpes Sea Cadets will be in attendance again this year. Other organisations on site include the Fishermen’s Mission who will have former fishermen showcasing net braiding, the RNLI, Stella Maris and the Sailors’ Children’s Society.
Entry to the open day, which runs from 10am to 4.30pm is free and car parking will be at the Grimsby Fish Market. Tours are fully booked, but
TO SHINE A LIGHT ON SUTTON - ON - SEA THIS OCTOBER
A unique display of illuminations, projections and performances will come to Sutton-onSea this October, as part of a free light night event.
Getting
Taking place on Saturday 26 October from 5.30pm to 8.30pm, LightWaves will feature a fire garden, Sir Joseph Banks inspired projections, street theatre and more, as part of the South & East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership’s Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation project.
The event will run through the High Street, Meridale Centre and picturesque seafront, with a special four-metre-high hourglass installation providing one of the main attractions, filled with images, animations, and audio recordings from local residents.
To help produce this installation, a drop-in audio workshop will take place at the Meridale Centre on Monday 26 August, from 10am to 1pm or 2pm to 5pm, where people can turn up for free to help create it.
The event production team will also be working with local schools and community groups to
Grimsby’s Dock Tower will feature in an exhibition at this year’s port Heritage Open Day.
there may be availability on the day so enquire at the Information Point in the marquee.
Recently Grimsby’s port event was selected to appear in the national heritage open day gallery to celebrate the 30th anniversary of heritage open days. Follow our Instagram and X pages to keep updated.
produce around 100 beautiful lanterns, which will be used in a lantern parade that will move up the High Street at around 6pm.
No booking is required for the event, and people are invited to drop-in at any time to enjoy what will be an enchanting and colourful night.
‘LightWaves’ is being organised by the South & East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership in collaboration with The Sessions House and SessionsArts, who have experience in running other light nights including the one in nearby Spilsby.
The Partnership’s NPO funding looks to support arts, culture, heritage and creativity across the whole of South and East Lincolnshire, providing meaningful opportunity and programming for residents, developing the sector and helping to build our arts, culture and heritage offer.
The Sutton-on-Sea Colonnade, which is still under development, was identified through the bid as East Lindsey’s creative hub to deliver creative activity as part of the Arts Council England funding, with the programme being supported by an eight-member culture board drawing experience from a variety of sectors.
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CONSULTATION LAUNCHED ON REVIEW OF LOCAL ELECTION BOUNDARIES IN NORTH EAST LINCOLNSHIRE
Press release from the Local Government Boundary Commission for England
A public consultation has been launched to help shape new council wards for North East Lincolnshire. The Local Government Boundary Commission for England wants to hear people’s views on where they live, to help make sure that the new wards reflect the size and shape of local communities.
An electoral review is being carried out to make sure that each local councillor represents about the same number of electors, and that the wards they represent reflect community identities.
Following an earlier consultation with the Council, the Commission concluded that North East Lincolnshire needs 42 councillors to be able to operate effectively. This is the same number as they have now.
Launching the consultation on the electoral review of North East Lincolnshire, Professor Colin Mellors, Chair of the Local Government Boundary Commission for England, said:
“We are looking for your views, as local people, on how you think North East Lincolnshire should be represented in wards that reflect local communities and identities.
“By telling us about where you live and where you access local services, it will help us to create appropriate and meaningful boundaries.
“It might be something as straightforward as where you go for shops, schools or a sporting venue, whether you see a road, park or river as a dividing feature or the heart of a community, or which areas have joint projects.
“Hearing from local residents will give us important evidence to inform our recommendations for a pattern of wards for North East Lincolnshire that ensures each councillor represents about the same number of electors.”
The consultation on this stage of the electoral review of North East Lincolnshire lasts for ten weeks and closes on 11 November. The Commission will use local views to help draw up their proposals for new ward boundaries.
Local people can provide their views via the Commission website at: North East Lincolnshire | LGBCE by emailing reviews@lgbce.org. uk or by post to: Review Officer (North East Lincolnshire), The Local Boundary Commission for England, 7th Floor, 3 Bunhill Row, London, EC1Y 8YZ.
RESIDENTS ASKED FOR THEIR VIEW ON NAME FOR NEW SUTTON - ON - SEA COLONNADE SITE
A survey has been launched to give Sutton-on-Sea residents the opportunity to share their thoughts on a name for the new Colonnade and Pleasure Gardens site that is currently under construction.
Following meetings and suggestions with resident groups, a shortlist of five names was drawn up for East Lindsey District Council to consider, and these options are now being put out for people to vote for their favourite via a short online form.
The shortlist of names to choose from are for ‘The Sutton-on-Sea…:
Colonnade
Seaview Colonnade
Pavilion
Sea Front
Tide’s Edge Terrace.
The survey is open to Sutton-on-Sea residents until Monday 30 September, and can be completed at www.e-lindsey.gov.uk/NameSurvey – with posters with QR codes to the form also being put up around the site over the coming weeks.
The Colonnade development is a £7.5million project forming part of the government supported Mablethorpe Towns Fund, working with the Connected Coast Board to bring new opportunities and transform communities in the area. Initial works started in September 2023, and is expected to be operational before the 2025 summer season.
The first phase of work will provide residents and visitors with a new state-of-the-art pavilion, including a café and restaurant, a Changing Places toilet and exhibition space.
New beach huts will also be included as part of this phase of the works, as well as enhancements to the Pleasure Gardens to create additional seating areas, and space for pop-up events and markets. There will also be planting and community gardens, whilst retaining popular existing features including the paddling pool area.
Councillor Martin Foster, the Council’s champion for the project, said: “It has been fantastic to see such great progress with the Colonnade site in recent months, and hope that having a name for the development that the community have invested
in will help make it feel that bit closer to becoming a reality.
“I know many residents are excited for work to be complete and these new state-of-theart facilities to be open to enjoy, bringing new tourism and income for the town, creating new jobs and opportunities, and providing residents and visitors with a place to view our stunning Eastern coastline from. I hope lots of people will take the chance to have their say on the name of this important new landmark for Sutton-on-Sea and the whole of East Lindsey.”
Fun. Friendship.Adventure
Join the Lincolnshire Army Cadets
TLincolnshire Army Cadet Force is home to over 750 Cadets aged 12-18 yrs, in 28 detachments including a band, covering Lincolnshire as far North as Caistor.
he County is divided into 4 areas, with our Band embedded in 1 Company. Lincolnshire Army Cadet Force relies entirely on volunteers to look after and develop our Cadets
One Company (1 Coy) is headquartered in the City of Lincoln with nine detachments located in and around the city of Lincoln.
Two Squadron (2 Sqn) is headquartered at Sleaford Detachment with six detachments located in the south of the County from Sleaford and Grantham down to Market Deeping.
Three Company (3 Coy) is headquartered at Boston Detachment with seven detachments located across the east of the county, around the fens and across to the coast.
Four Company (4 Coy) is headquartered at Louth Detachment
with six detachments located in and around the Lincolnshire Wolds, and Gainsborough.
Please visit our website www.armycadets.com/county/ lincolnshire-acf or our social media pages (facebook: lincolnshire army cadet force) (Instagram: LincsACF) and hopefully, you will see the positive impact Lincolnshire ACF is having on our cadets.
We have 160 amazing volunteers but always have room for more. You do not need to have previous Army cadet Force or military experience as full training is provided; all you need is some enthusiasm, patience, life skills and a caring approach to looking after children and together we can fill in any gaps.
Why not consider talking to us by contacting us directly through our website about joining our team?
Lincolnshire Army Cadet Force
GRIMSBY’S COMMUNITY HUB AND CULTURAL GEM
Nestled in the heart of Grimsby, Freeman Street Market stands as a testament to the community spirit of this historic town. An award-winning small indoor market, it boasts over 30 small businesses within its vibrant doors.
Each vendor, whether a family-run bakery, a vintage clothing boutique, or a local produce stand, contributes to the unique tapestry of the market, creating a space that feels both intimate and expansive. The market is more than just a shopping destination; it is a gathering place where neighbours catch up, children explore, and the pulse of the community beats strongest.
The sense of community at Freeman Street Market is palpable. Vendors greet regulars by name, and there is a warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes every visit special. This spirit of togetherness is amplified through various events and festivals hosted at the market, drawing locals and visitors alike to celebrate Grimsby’s rich cultural heritage.
One of the most anticipated events this year is GRIM FEST, a Viking-themed festival that promises to transport attendees back
to a time of epic tales and heroic deeds. The festival will feature a Viking village, complete with a traditional longboat, and thrilling reenactments that bring history to life. Visitors can also enjoy arts and crafts from talented local artisans, performances by local musicians, and a host of interactive activities designed to engage and entertain.
GRIM FEST is just one highlight in a packed calendar of events at Freeman Street Market. The market regularly hosts a diverse array of themed events, this year’s lineup includes a witches’ markets, renaissance fairs, the Freemo Food Fest, a dinosaur family fun day, farmers markets, and craft fairs. Each event is designed to celebrate local talent, provide fun for families, and bring the community together.
For those eager to explore all that Freeman Street Market has to offer, detailed information about upcoming events can be found on their Facebook page or website, www.freemanstreetmarket.co.uk. Whether you’re a Grimsby local or a curious visitor, Freeman Street Market invites you to experience the warmth, culture, and vibrant community spirit that makes it a true gem of the town.
DO YOU WANT THE CHANCE TO SEE SOME OF THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS SPORTING MEMORABILIA
NORTH EAST LINCOLNSHIRE HAS TO OFFER?
From bike leathers worn by motorbiking sensation Guy Martin to Paralympic medals won by Marc Woods. Kit worn by Hollie Arnold at the Paralympics, kit from Zac Shaw at Commonwealth games and a dancing glitterball belonging to Kevin Clifton. Some of the best pieces of history will all be under one roof.
The Hometown Heroes: A Celebration of Sport exhibition will be held in the Muriel Baker Gallery at Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre from Saturday 20 July and runs until 31 December 2024.
Hometown Heroes celebrates sporting achievements in our area. From Paralympic athletes to grassroots community sports clubs, the displays will champion the physical, mental, and social benefits of taking part in sport and staying active.
Alongside stories of personal triumph, the exhibition also celebrates community clubs and organisations who help make sport accessible for all.
THE EXHIBITION IS FREE ENTRY
Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 4pm.
WHAT’S ON AT GRIMSTHORPE CASTLE AUGUST/ SEPTEMBER
Friday 30th August, Saturday 31st August & Sunday 1st September (PM) Outdoor cinema brought to you by Adventure Cinema!
Gates 6.45pm | Show 8.15pm
Join us for 3 nights of Outdoor Cinema at Grimsthorpe Castle. Bring a picnic to enjoy on a blanket or low backed chair.
Friday 30th- The Greatest Showman: Singalong with The Greatest Showman on a huge open-air screen!
Saturday 31st - Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone:
Let us take you into the wizarding world of
Harry Potter as he starts his adventures at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry!
DAYS OUT TO REMEMBER
Sunday 1st Sept- Pretty Woman:
Watch a classic movie under the stars, starring Richard Gere and Julia Roberts. www.grimsthorpe.co.uk for details.
Thursday 5th- Sunday 8th September
Nene Valley Rock Festival
Get ready for a rocking weekend as we play host to the Nene Valley Rock Fest, featuring 3 stages and 60 bands playing the best classic, progressive and blues rock!
Great tunes and good vibes with a festival atmosphere that’s bound to make your weekend unforgettable! Tickets available at www.nvrf.rocks
Sunday 15th September
Lettering Arts Trust Walled Garden Tour & Talk
Join The Lettering Arts Trust for a talk and tour of the Art & Memory Collection held in our Walled Garden. Learn about the contemporary craft of hand letter carving, and the history of these fine examples of garden and commemorative art.
Tickets are £5 on top of the usual entry fee which can be paid on arrival. No extra charge for Season Ticket holders or Historic Houses members.
Thursday 26th September
Grimsthorpe Lecture Series- An Evening With Philip Gaches- Master Plasterer
Join us for an evening in the Chapel with Philip Gaches as he takes us through “The Evolution of Decorative Plasterwork in the Country House 1450 to 1900”.
Philip has carried out plastering and plaster conservation projects in some of the UKs finest buildings including Royal Palaces, Country Houses and Government buildings including Parliament, Downing Street and Grimsthorpe Castle.
www.grimsthorpe.co.uk for details.
TRANSFORMING HOMES AND GARDENS FOR AUTUMN
In the garden, September is a busy month. The late bloomers still offer vibrant splashes of colour, but it’s also the time to start preparing for the colder weather. Cutting back trees and shrubs is a key task, ensuring they remain healthy and manageable as growth slows. This pruning not only tidies up the garden but also allows more light to penetrate, nurturing any late-season plants. It’s also an excellent time to plant bulbs for spring, giving your garden a head start when the weather warms up again.
For those looking to enhance their outdoor space, it is an ideal time to consider installing a garden office. With many of us continuing to work from home, a garden office can offer a perfect balance between home and work life. Contacting local suppliers to discuss your options is a great first step, whether you’re looking for a fully insulated building for year-round use or a more modest setup for the milder months. Local companies often offer bespoke designs, allowing you to create a workspace that fits seamlessly into your garden.
Indoors, the shift to autumn is an excellent excuse to refresh your furnishings. Reupholstering furniture is a simple yet impactful way to breathe new life into your home. Consider fabrics in warm, rich tones like deep reds, burnt oranges, and soft browns—these colours not only reflect the season but also add a layer of comfort to your living spaces. Whether it’s a favourite armchair or the dining room chairs, a new fabric can completely change the feel of a room, giving it a fresh, autumnal vibe.
PROFESSIONAL TREE SPECIALISTS
LOG CABIN AWAITS
Northern Log Cabins is a company that specialises in log cabin construction. We provide everything that you need to create your dream log cabin and we have the experience, knowledge and expertise to make it happen. From design blueprints right through to installation, Northern Log Cabins can take care of all your needs.
Established in 2000, Northern Log Cabins are one of the first log cabin suppliers in the UK and have always striven to be the leaders of what is now a very crowded market. We offer the best quality log cabins in the industry and with this quality and experience it’s no wonder our service is second to none.
Now a family run business, Northern Log Cabins take pride in helping people design their ideal space and help work within their budget from start to finish. After starting out as an installer and then moving to sales and managing the company for 6 years, Director Josh Bradley decided to purchase the company himself in 2021 and continue the outstanding service he provided as an employee. Josh aims to provide the best service any business can offer.
With a passion for design, Northern Log Cabins bespoke log cabin service can help you through the whole process from beginning to end. We understand that it’s not always as simple as just buying a cabin, and therefore try our best to find out what it is you want. Many of our previous designs have gone on to work well as commercial units such as tea
rooms, gift shops and fitness studios and have created a magnificent talking point to customers.
Everything you see on our website and in our brochure is just a small selection of previous projects and make an ideal starting point for
yourself, but do not forget Northern Log Cabins are specialists in bespoke builds that don’t come with the bespoke price tag.
Get in touch via email or phone with your requirements or send us a plan of what you want for a free no obligation quote.
With a passion for design, Northern Log Cabins bespoke log cabin service can help you through the whole process from beginning to end.
GET YOUR GARDEN WINTER READY WITH ADVICE FROM FULLERS
Gardens play a crucial role in our well-being, offering both mental and physical health benefits. Gardening activities like digging, shoveling, mowing, weeding, and raking not only burn calories but also keep you fit.
Studies have shown that spending time in the garden, soaking in the sunshine and fresh air, and enjoying the colours, smells, and sounds of nature can lower blood pressure and relieve muscle tension. As we approach autumn, you can enjoy these benefits while preparing your garden for the colder months.
MOWING
While the last grass cut marks the beginning of the autumn-winter winddown, remember that grass never stops growing; it only slows down. As we move into the autumn months, the frequency of mowing will reduce. By October, mowing once a fortnight will suffice, and consider one final cut in November. Before winter sets in, apply a fertilizer to strengthen and protect the grass from harsh winter conditions. This will ensure it emerges bigger, brighter, and better in spring.
PONDS AND WATER FEATURES
During winter, when less time is spent in the garden, water features are often neglected, leading to repairs come spring. For solarpowered features, remove all the water when temperatures approach freezing, clean the panel with warm water, and store it in a shed or garage. If the temperature drops below freezing, wrap the feature for extra protection. For mains-powered features, ensure no ice forms on any part of the feature. Empty all the water and cover the feature with a protective cover to shield it from harsh winter weather.
PRUNING
Ensure that the trees and shrubs you prune at this time of year will benefit from it. Use well-maintained equipment, take your time, and periodically step back to assess the shape of the tree or shrub. This careful approach will help you achieve a wellshaped and healthy garden.
PLANNING FOR CHANGES
While working in your garden, you might realise you want to make some changes. Whether it’s a full makeover or minor additions, Fullers Landscaping can help you create your ideal garden.
We collaborate closely with clients to design innovative solutions or make small tweaks that have a big impact, ensuring you use your space wisely.
Autumn and winter are the best times for landscaping work, allowing your garden to be ready for enjoyment in the spring and summer months.
To start your journey toward creating your dream garden, contact Fullers Landscaping at 01522 868717 or email landscapinglincolnshire@gmail.com. Visit www.landscapinglincolnshire.com to find out more.
Garden Design and Construction
DAVID AUSTIN APPROVED STOCKIST AUTUMN TUBS & HANGING BASKETS GIFTING FOR ALL OCCASIONS
OPENING TIMES:
Humber Bridge Garden Centre
SEASONAL PRODUCE, SWEET TREATS & FESTIVE FUN
As we approach our third winter season we are looking forward to all that will bring, both indoors and out.
We are sure you will be reaping the benefit of all the produce the garden offers at this time of year, together with those last and late blooms – particularly the fragrant David Austin roses if you were fortunate enough to buy from our very sort after collection this summer. We have been thrilled with the response from all our customers and have restocked three times in such a short period – keep up to date with our socials for further news of events in connection with David Austin here on site.
We are also pleased to now be stocking, in our Food Hall, a wide selection of frozen produce from Field Faire. Alongside danish pastries, cheesecakes and lemon tarts we hope you will find our savoury products (fishcakes, croquettes, mac n cheese, chicken kiev etc) very tempting and a great option for a midweek dinner suggestion.
With Christmas not too far away, why not join us for our Late Night Shopping Events to help get you started and in the mood! Open until 8pm on Thursday 24 October and 21 November for shopping, supper and (free)
tasting of Christmas treats available in the Food Hall - we very much hope you will be able to join us.
LATE NIGHT SHOPPING EVENTS
Open until 8pm on Thursday 24th October and 21st November for shopping, supper and (free) tasting of Christmas treats
BRIDGE GARDEN CENTRE, FAR INGS ROAD, BARTON UPON HUMBER DN18 5RF Call 01652 637095 or visit our website www.humberbridgegardencentre.co.uk
LOOKING FOR A SUSTAINABLE TEA & COFFEE COMPANY THAT CARES?
The Lincoln Tea & Coffee Company cares about being ethical, responsible and sustainable and has from the very beginning, ten years
ago.
A family run business proud to deliver a fresh approach, high quality awardwinning products and service, supplying retail and commercial customers. They have won Great Taste Awards, are members of The Guild of Fine Food and have been awarded Great Taste Producer status.
The company was built with sustainability in mind. Family is at the heart, founded by Susie Carlisle when her children were small, sustainability is a core value in decision making, improving the world for future generations, the Carlisle family and beyond. Susie cares about factors beyond the business and always has done from the start. Sustainability and decarbonisation are integral to decision making. From recyclable packaging, compostable products, recycling boxes, online ordering forms, electric forklift, third party carbon neutral delivery where possible, using fuel-efficient company vehicles where appropriate and managing deliveries to minimise mileage with route planning software, the company truly cares!
Continually innovating with new flavour profiles and products, the latest editions are Wrendale Designs Woodland Tea Blend (This is one of four products in the finals of the 2024 Great British Food Awards) and Lincs & Notts Air Ambulance coffee bags, sustaining the local economy.
Utilising Rainforest Alliance certified products where possible, respecting the three pillars of sustainability: social, economic, and environmental. Working closely with local suppliers, involving them in ethical coffee sourcing and buying, fairtrade, accredited in ‘Investor in the Environment’, plastic free, recyclable, compostable and sustainable packaging solutions, solar electricity generation, LED lighting, progressive waste management strategies and the re-use of heat across their factory.
Uniquely amongst the competition, the majority of roasting is certified as carbon neutral.
It’s not all about us. The company supports other businesses to excel through consistent support and with white label products produced by us, with unmatched quality and precision.
Infrastructure wise, the environment continues to be their focus. With a recent HQ move comes a heightened consideration for the environment. They had a choice of properties and went with the best option for the environment. The new training area allows the business to expand on their services and host training days at the HQ. They have also started providing consultancy to commercial customers to ensure their businesses are as efficient as possible when it comes to tea, coffee, machinery and business mindset. Every single commercial customer is unique, meaning The Lincoln Tea & Coffee Company’s approach is unique also. The company prides itself in helping maintain quality within the industry.
Quality, innovation and sustainability are key pillars for this family run business. The fresh approach is enjoyed by businesses and households worldwide.
From new products and services to the team and HQ, The Lincoln Tea & Coffee Company is constantly growing and developing (whilst consuming tea and coffee, of course). Their plans are to remain focused on supplying awardwinning products and services, continuing to increase sustainable approaches, developing more innovative lines whilst maintaining the same excellent service they are so well known for, all whilst flying the Lincolnshire flag, of course!
Despite constant growth, the values have been maintained at the heart of the business and always will be. That warm, personable feeling from day one is still very much there, guided by Founder, Susie Carlisle. Consistency is integral to Susie and her team. As the company continues to grow, that small scale, family approach will remain through manufacturing processes and beyond.
Susie’s customer service background will always be the beating heart of the company. “The fresh approach” and “It’s all about you” are key foundations for the company culture and will continue to be for future generations.
Avoiding complacency, from customer service to products, team, community and sustainability, the business stands by the fresh approach for a reason. Constantly evolving whilst maintaining their familyorientated culture. The company has the same values as when it was founded and continues to enhance the tea and coffee industry by strongly focusing on customer-service, sustainability, quality and locality.
A company that goes that extra mile at every step. From our suppliers, sustainable practices and award winning service to our amazing customers who we want to offer the very best.
Looking for a sustainable tea and coffee company that cares?
Check out our website www.thelincolnteaandcoffeecompany.co.uk, say hello on social media and speak to the friendly team on 01522 681838.
WATCH REPAIR EXPERTS
Nestled in the heart of Lincoln’s revitalised Cornhill Market, Tick King is the new go-to destination for watch enthusiasts and owners alike. With over 45 years of experience, Tick King’s skilled technicians are dedicated to ensuring that every watch they handle is performing to the highest standards. Whether it’s a high-end Rolex, or a classic Omega, or any other brand, Tick King’s team brings a level of precision and care that is unmatched.
Tick King’s reputation for excellence is built on a commitment to quality and customer service. As the official UK service centre for prestigious brands Bauhaus, Zeppelin, Iron Annie, and Audi watches, the shop stands out not just for its expertise but also for its ability to provide a wide range of customer services, including:
• Watch Servicing
• Watch Repairs
• Dial Restoration
• Glass Replacement
• Watch Polishing
• Battery Replacement
• Watch Straps
• Watch Sales
Tick King offers a fast, flexible, and customer-oriented approach to watch care.
“We treat each watch as if it were our own,” says David, the owner of Tick King. “Watches are very personal possessions, and we understand how much they mean to our customers. That’s why we offer services like sameday repairs and a fully insured postal service—so you can trust that your timepiece is in good hands.”
Tick King’s commitment to excellence has not gone unnoticed. The company was recognised in the Midland Enterprise Awards for its outstanding customer service and impressive business growth. This recognition highlights the business’s ability to thrive in a competitive market while maintaining a high standard of workmanship and customer care.
As Tick King continues to grow, it remains focused on enhancing its customer experience. The recent opening of its new location in Lincoln’s Cornhill Market is a testament to this commitment. To celebrate
this milestone, Tick King is offering customers the chance to win any watch from its selection, up to £300 in value. This exciting competition is open to all and reflects the shop’s ongoing dedication to its loyal customers. (Just scan the QR code on the front cover)
When you visit Tick King, you’re not just getting your watch serviced—you’re stepping into a hub of horological expertise where professionalism, dedication, and trustworthiness are at the forefront. The shop’s new Cornhill Market location offers a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere, where you can enjoy a coffee or a treat from one of the nearby artisan food stalls while you wait.
Whether you’re in need of a quick repair or looking to purchase a new timepiece, Tick King is ready to provide you with the highest level of service and care, ensuring that your watch remains a treasured part of your life.
SHOP LOCAL, DISCOVER LINCOLNSHIRE
Lincolnshire is a treasure trove for shoppers, offering everything from bustling high street stores in historic cities to charming boutiques nestled within quaint market towns.
Whether you’re on the hunt for high-end fashion, unique gifts, or just a pleasant day out, this county has something to suit every taste. With its blend of modern retail and timeless charm, Lincolnshire is a shopper’s paradise just waiting to be explored.
Why battle the crowds in distant cities when you can enjoy a more relaxed shopping experience right here in Lincolnshire? From the historic heart of Lincoln to the lively centres of Grimsby and Scunthorpe, and down to Stamford, Sleaford, and Spalding in the south, the county offers a diverse range of retail experiences. Each area brings its unique flavour, making every shopping trip a new adventure.
Lincoln: The County’s Premier Shopping Destination
Lincoln tops the list as the county’s premier shopping destination, seamlessly blending history with a vibrant retail scene. Here, you’ll find an impressive mix of independent boutiques and unique stores, ideal for those seeking both style and substance. The St Marks Shopping Centre, open seven days a week, offers a range of cafes, restaurants, and ample parking, making it a convenient and enjoyable shopping experience. Additionally, the city’s charming streets are lined with eclectic shops and historic landmarks, adding to its appeal as a top shopping destination.
As you stroll further up Lincoln High Street, you’ll discover the charming pedestrianised shopping streets, with the picturesque Brayford Waterfront just a stone’s throw away. For a more intimate shopping experience, head to Steep Hill and the Cathedral Quarter, where independent stores, gift shops, and cosy tea rooms offer a delightful escape from the hustle and bustle.
North Lincolnshire: Grimsby and Beyond
To the north, Grimsby has plenty to offer for shoppers. Freshney Place, right in the town centre, is a convenient indoor shopping spot with a mix of larger stores like M&S and Next. Whether you’re looking for the latest fashion or something unique from a local independent shop, this centre has you covered.
A short walk away, Abbeygate presents a more boutique shopping experience, with independent stores offering unique finds. Or take a trip to nearby Cleethorpes and explore Seaview Street, a charming area brimming with gift shops, eateries, and fashion stores, all just a stone’s throw from the coast.
Marshall’s Yard: A Hidden Gem in Gainsborough Marshall’s Yard in Gainsborough is a noteworthy addition to Lincolnshire’s shopping landscape. This retail and leisure complex combines the charm of a traditional market town with modern conveniences. With a mix of high street names, independent boutiques, and inviting eateries, Marshall’s Yard offers a unique shopping experience that is well worth a visit. Whether you’re looking for fashion, gifts, or just a place to enjoy a coffee, this charming spot in Gainsborough has something for everyone.
Market Towns: Discover Hidden Treasures
Lincolnshire’s market towns, such as Louth and Boston, are brimming with character and charm. Here, unique shops sit alongside independent department stores, offering a shopping experience that is both refreshing and relaxed. Regular market days add to the lively atmosphere, and after a busy morning shopping, why not unwind in one of the many traditional tea rooms or cosy pubs?
FOOD SHOPPING LEISURE
CAROLINE DEIGHTON
Caroline Deighton is a professional artist based in Eccleshall, Staffordshire. Her paintings are full of colour, contemporary landscapes inspired by the British countryside, and narratives full of humour and affection. Caroline uses a mixture of mediums in order to capture the effect she desires, but primarily she works with oil and acrylic paint on canvas board.
Growing up in rural Cheshire and now living in Eccleshall, Caroline often feels fortunate to have lived in such lovely parts of Britain. She travels from coast to coast, taking long walks and hikes, and often states that she’s rarely happier than when at the top of a mountain! She’s spent a considerable amount of time exploring the Lake District, as well as the lochs of the Scottish Highlands. The influences of all of Caroline’s travels are often found in her paintings, giving a sense of home and wonder no matter where you are from. Caroline strives to capture the beauty she sees and feels while out walking in these stunning locations. With a strong focus on light in her work, it’s no surprise that Caroline toys to recreate the warm, sunset evenings that she experiences on her walks. She also loves to add in the characters that she’s met on her walks into her artwork, as
well as the recurring couples that pop up throughout her portfolio.
Caroline Deighton is also well known for being a bit of a character herself! With a sense of humour that runs a towards the cheeky side, Caroline often adds naughty words to the signposts in her paintings! When you see her work, don’t forget to read the number plates of cars and any other signs to see if you spot anything sneaky!
Caroline’s work is instantly recognisable, with her mixture of humour and human connection. In Lincolnshire, her work can be found at The Little Red Gallery in Lincoln’s Bailgate, where her limited edition prints and original paintings are almost always on display.
A Dog’s Life/ The Farmyard Set
Hannah Dale
Two adorable collections of 50 of our best-loved animals; brought to life in fine hand-painted detail by Hannah Dale, creator of Wrendale Designs.
These two charming and captivating collections are barking, quacking, and mooing! With Hannah Dale’s unique style, the joy from these wholesome dogs and farmyard friends is practically bursting from the page.
Readers are treated to a captivating exploration into the most adorable animals, discovering everything from 50 different types of dog breed in A Dog’s Life, to their favourite farmyard dwellers in The Farmyard Set. Each animal portrait is accompanied by insightful and entertaining text from Hannah, who is a trained zoologist as well as an artist.
A Dog’s Life is a delightful delve into the world of the pooch. Pawing its way through pastoral dogs, sporting dogs, working dogs and
faithful companions through glorious hand-painted artwork, each page brings every breed to life, reminding us why every one of them is indeed our best friend.
The Farmyard Set is a glorious tribute to 50 of the most cherished farmyard animals that have played vital parts throughout history. From Jersey cows to Shetland ponies and the Indian runner duck, encounter old friends and new faces in this this lavish gift book that’s irresistible to any nature lover.
Hannah Dale runs Wrendale Designs, a stationery and gift design company which specialises in endearing illustrations depicting British wildlife. Hannah lives in rural Lincolnshire and her work is inspired by the beautiful surrounding countryside.
PUBLISH DATE 12th September | by Batsford WWW.BATSFORDBOOKS.COM | available to PREORDER
LIVE THE LIFE OF LUXURY
Tallington Lakes is centrally located between the towns of Peterborough, Stamford, Bourne and Spalding, meaning you don’t have to travel far to escape from it all.
The park is set in over 300 acres, with over 200 acres of lakes, allowing the vast majority of our homes to enjoy a lakeside location. Its not just the stunning views that make Tallington Lakes so special, its also that you can live here 365 days of the year. The best thing of all is the people who live here and make it such a wonderful community. Indeed almost 90% of our home owners live here year round.
Tallington Lakes has become a sought after park for the placement of a wide variety of desireable luxury lodges from many leading manufacturers. With prices starting from £120,000, there is a home to suit all budgets.
All of the homes come fully furnished, with integrated white goods in the kitchen. We’ll even build your decking and add a shed to your plot, all as part of the asking price. Indeed on moving day simply unpack, before settling down on your lakeside decking to enjoy the view. The vast majority of the homes feature an open plan living space enjoying lakeside views with two bedrooms and bathrooms, although 3 or even on occasion 4 bedroom homes available.
The heart of the leisure activities is the lakes, with provision for water skiing, jet skiing, wake boarding and sailing, and even some open water swimming. Our dry ski slope has one of the most sofisticated and realistic surfaces in the country.
Today Tallington Lakes leisure activities runs alongside The Goodlife Lodge Company, who help those looking for a bit of the Good Life. With over 450 luxury lodges providing a permenant home for almost 800 people, it really is a home from home.
So whether you are downsizing, or are simply looking for a holiday home we’re certain that you’ll find it at Tallington Lakes. Our dedicated sales team offer a no nonsense approach with all of our visitors. Our philosophy is that you will consider a home at Tallington Lakes because it is the right place for you.
If you’re curious about what Tallington Lakes has to offer and what lodge life would be like, why not give the team a call on 0800 564 2266 or email info@ goodlifelodge.com.
For those looking further afield we have 3 other parks. Thorney Golf Club in Cambridgeshire, Great Hadham Country Club in Hertfordshire and Tanner Farm Park in Kent.
Care home for adults with learning disabilities is one of the best in UK
A care home in Lincolnshire has been awarded its third Outstanding rating in a row.
The Old Hall in Fiskerton has been praised for its “person centred” care, support and culture by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
It is one of 11 homes run by Home From Home Care, a family-owned provider in Lincolnshire which specialises in care for adults with learning disabilities and autism. Founded in 2004, the organisation is seen as a pioneer within the care sector thanks to its culture of innovation, dynamism, empowerment and empathy.
CQC inspectors observed that staff deliver high quality care, with good knowledge of each individual’s needs and are well supported by their colleagues, with effective oversight. It was noted that staff worked “in a caring way” and that individuals were “supported to maintain as much independence as possible and live a meaningful life”.
Just 4% of all care homes in the UK have been rated Outstanding by the CQC, meaning that The Old Hall - along with seven other Outstanding Home From Home Care services - rank among the very best in the country.
Managing Director of Home From Home Care, Jo Hurley, said:
“We are delighted that CQC inspectors have recognised that The Old Hall and our exceptional team are truly ‘Outstanding’.
“The report highlighted how our colleagues go ‘above and beyond, bringing out the best for the individual’. We are driven to improve each individual’s life, from their bespoke environment designed around their specific needs to an empathetic support team who want to make every day fulfilling.
“It’s widely known that there is a great deal of pressure on the care sector, from workforce challenges to funding, but we’re breaking the mould and using ingenuity and compassion to deliver exceptional care.”
Co-founder and Executive Chairman of Home From Home Care, Paul de Savary, said:
“My daughter has learning disabilities and my family and I started Home From Home Care because we wanted to transform the way care homes operate. We combine innovation with compassion and dedication to change lives for the better.
“With our unique, high-tech, data-informed model of care that was developed in-house, we’re empowering colleagues to make a far greater impact. We appreciate the time that the CQC inspector took
to understand how this positively impacts the service because we’re so unlike other care providers.
“It’s about a shared ethos and passion that drives continuous improvement, making it an everyday expectation as we must never forget that it is both a privilege and a reward to support society’s most vulnerable individuals.”
The Old Hall is a converted two-storey farmhouse on Chapel Road in Fiskerton near Lincoln. It accommodates adults with a range of learning disabilities, autism, and complex physical and mental health.
In addition to its overall rating, the care home was also rated “Outstanding” in the categories of ‘responsive’ and ‘well-led’, scoring 93 and 96 out of 100 points respectively. It was also graded “Good” in the categories of ‘safe’, ‘effective’ and ‘caring’.
The CQC said that Home From Home Care “had robust processes in place to oversee the quality of the service they provided” and that “staff used these processes effectively to support the day to day care people received”, adding “the ethos of the provider was to support people to achieve a high quality of life.”
The CQC said individuals were “supported by a team who treated them with kindness and involved them in their care.” It said that staff “felt positively about the culture at the service”, “spoke passionately about their jobs” and that they “had confidence in managers at the service to deal with any safeguarding concerns reported to them”.
It also said that throughout its visit it saw that “people were supported appropriately by staff” and that it has a “comprehensive training programme in place”. It said that “staff worked to achieve good outcomes for people” and “this included supporting them with health issues or working with people towards different goals… supporting people to make their own decisions where possible and working in the least restrictive way possible.”
Family members of individuals being supported by Home From Home Care were also “extremely positive about how well they had been kept informed about their family members’ needs.” It also added that “there were many very positive comments from people’s relatives about how their family members were supported by staff”.
To find out more about Home from Home Care, visit www.homefromhomecare.com.
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WELCOME TO RIGHTCARE MOBILITY
At RightCare Mobility, we pride ourselves on offering an extensive range of mobility solutions, including electric scooters, wheelchairs, powerchairs, rise and recline chairs, stair lifts, adjustable beds, and daily living products.
With showrooms located in Hull, Beverley, and Cleethorpes, we provide our customers with an exceptional selection of mobility aids and furniture. Our stock includes top-quality mobility scooters, powerchairs, wheelchairs, and rollators, along with a fantastic variety of adjustable beds, high seat chairs, lift chairs, and sofas. We also offer hundreds of daily living aids designed to assist in the home, car, and even the great outdoors.
One of the things that truly sets RightCare Mobility apart is the unrivalled service and expert advice provided by our friendly staff across all our branches. Our customers can attest to the exceptional level of care and attention they receive, making their experience with us both comfortable and reassuring. With locations in Hull, Beverley, and Cleethorpes, we proudly cover both the North and South Bank, ensuring easy access to our services for everyone in the region.
What distinguishes RightCare Mobility from other mobility businesses is the size and luxuriousness of our purpose-built showrooms. Designed with customer comfort in mind, our showrooms are equipped with air conditioning and a specially lowered customer kitchen, making them fully accessible for wheelchair users. We have gone the extra mile to ensure that every detail enhances the shopping experience for our customers.
Our Hull showroom features an in-store working model of the Brooks stair lift, the number one name for stair lifts in Britain, allowing customers to see and experience the product before making a decision. Additionally, we are proud to offer Kaymed electrically adjustable beds, renowned for their visco-elastic memory foam technology. These beds, some of the finest in the world, are exclusive to RightCare in Yorkshire.
We invite you to visit our Hull store and discover our new Chair Cosy Corner, where you can relax and explore our range of comfortable seating options.
At RightCare Mobility, we are committed to providing the best products and services
Age-Related
Losing central
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like cooking or fixing things around the house because the central retina known as the macula develops ‘Dry’ yellow degenerative lesions known as ‘Drusenoids or Drusen’. Globally, the prevalence of AMD is estimated to increase by 20% between 2020 (195.6 million) and 2030 (243.3 million).
To date, treatment options for Dry AMD have been limited to dietary supplements and lifestyle changes. However, Dr. Janjua and his team at O’Brien’s Opticians are
Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of vision loss for people aged 65 and older. Losing central vision can make it harder to see faces, drive, or do close-up work like cooking or fixing things around the house because the central retina known as the macula develops ‘Dry’ yellow degenerative lesions known as ‘Drusenoids or Drusen’. Globally, the prevalence of AMD is estimated to increase by 20% between 2020 (195.6 million) and 2030 (243.3 million).
absolutely delighted to launch a new treatment for Dry AMD which is a safe, non-invasive and painless therapy. It is known as photobiomodulation (PBT) and is a cold laser system which utilise low levels of light including wavelengths of red, yellow and near infra-red to rejuvenate the retina on a cellular level by energising and providing oxygen to the all important retinal cells. Recent clinical studies using this laser therapy have shown an increase in the vision and contrast sensitivity in 90% of individuals who obtained an improvement in visual acuity of 5-8 letters on the letter chart – which is up to 2 lines of improvement! A reduction in
drusen has also been seen! Initial research in Germany has also shown this therapy to help diabetics who have diabetic maculopathy.
To date, treatment options for Dry AMD have been limited to dietary supplements
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However, Dr. Janjua and his team at O’Brien’s Opticians are
I have been a patient at O’Brien’s
I chose O’Brien’s Optician because of their selection and quality of glasses. My test with Dr. Janjua was thorough and more care was given to me compared to other opticians. I love my new glasses - the style is great and they are really comfortable. Dr. Janjua and his team are very approachable and friendly. Anonymous
absolutely delighted to launch a new treatment for Dry AMD which is a safe, non-invasive and painless therapy. It is known as photobiomodulation (PBT) and is a cold laser system which utilise low levels of light including wavelengths of red, yellow and near infra-red to rejuvenate the retina on a cellular level by energising and providing oxygen to the all important retinal cells. Recent clinical studies using this laser therapy have shown an increase in the vision and contrast sensitivity in 90% of individuals who obtained an improvement in visual acuity of 5-8 letters on the letter chart – which is up to 2 lines of improvement! A reduction in
drusen has also been seen! Initial research Germany has also shown this therapy to diabetics who have diabetic maculopathy.
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NOW AVAILABLE IN BRIGG...
test with Dr. Janjua was thorough and more care was given to me compared to other opticians. I love my new glasses - the style is great and they are really comfortable. Dr. Janjua and his team are very approachable and friendly.
Anonymous
when I recently resulted in needing the first time. fantastic and everyone cheerful
BREAKOUT TREATMENT
FOR DRY EYE DISEASE ( DED)
One in five, and nearly 800 million people worldwide, suffer from DED. Over 50% of females over the age of 40, and over 90% of menopausal females, are thought to live with this condition. More recently, the condition has become more common in all ages and genders due to environmental factors, use of cosmetics and medications, excessive screen use, and underlying conditions such as blepharitis and Sjögren’s syndrome.
I have been a patient at O’Brien’s over twenty years. I have always been extremely happy with the high standard of care and service provided. As well as their excellent customer service and patient care they also have a very good choice of frames. I love the superior lenses in my new glasses. I am incredibly grateful for the excellent professional care when I go for my eye test with Dr Janjua - I know my prescription will be perfect. O’Brien’s has a great team who are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. You never feel rushed and they go out of their way to make sure you are happy.
You get fab service glasses and the excellent
If your eyes feel dry, irritated, or painful for most or all of the time, you are quite probably suffering from Dry Eye Disease (DED), especially if you continually feel “there’s something in my eye”.
I like to shop local, are more experienced, other opticians. interested in my number.
The front part of your eyes is lubricated by a special moist film consisting of a mucous layer nearest your eyes, a middle, watery layer derived from your tear glands, and a third, outer layer, which is oily (lipid) and produced by special glands (the Meibomian glands) in your upper and lower eyelids.
If your Meibomian glands are not producing
enough oily film, the other lubricating layers will continually dry out and that is what causes the irritation and other symptoms of
Examinations by Dr. Janjua
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This new therapy for Dry Eye Disease offered at O’Brien’s in Brigg is safe, noninvasive, painless - and doesn’t involve any eyedrops. It is known as Intense Pulsating Light (IPL) and Low Light Level Therapy (LLLT), though it may also be referred to as Photobiomodulation (PBM).
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IPL uses thermal pulses to stimulate the Meibomian glands, and LLLT uses a specific wavelength of light to gently heat the eyelids. This revolutionary new treatment helps the Meibomian glands to work properly and therefore stabilises and improves the quantity and quality of the oily layer of the tear film. The treatment provides an immediate relief of symptoms.
Professional Eyewear Styling
Low Vision Aids and Specialists Macular Degeneration
Dr Sheeraz Janjua
URGENT REMINDER: HEIGHTENED RISKS ON RURAL ROADS THIS SUMMER
As the summer season draws more drivers to the scenic routes of Great Britain’s rural roads, TyreSafe is highlighting the pressing need for increased tyre safety awareness. A recent report by the European Transport Safety Council (ETSC), highlights that rural roads remain the most dangerous type of roads in the UK, accounting for a staggering 59% of all road deaths in 2022. This translates to over 10,100 fatalities on rural roads over the past decade.
While there has been a reported 2.5% reduction in road deaths across all road types over the last ten years, the alarming truth is that the number of fatalities on rural roads has shown no significant decrease. In 2022 alone, 1,711 road deaths were recorded in Great Britain, with rural road fatalities comprising a substantial proportion. Car drivers and passengers were involved in 55% of these tragic incidents, while motorcyclists accounted for 24%.
CHALLENGES OF DRIVING ON RURAL ROADS
Driving on rural roads presents unique challenges that demand greater attention and caution from all road users. These roads often feature limited lighting, sharp and blind bends, oncoming traffic on narrow lanes, and large farming vehicles. Additional hazards include potholes, road debris, reduced visibility, and slippery surfaces, particularly in wet conditions. These factors when combined with with national speed limits (60mph) make rural roads particularly hazardous, especially during the busy summer travel and harvest season. The importance of performing basic tyre checks cannot be underestimated. According to TyreSafe’s own tread depth survey, there are an estimated 6 million tyres with illegal tread on the roads in the UK meaning a significant proportion of vehicles may be compromised before they even set off.
TYRESAFE’S RECOMMENDATIONS
TyreSafe urges drivers to prioritise tyre maintenance as a critical component of road safety. Ensuring optimal tyre performance is essential for safe braking and cornering, as tyres are the only contact point between a vehicle and the road surface. TyreSafe has developed its ACT messages to help remind drivers of the simple checks they can perform to help ensure their safety and the safety of other road users.
Air pressure – The air pressure of each tyre should also be checked using an accurate gauge. Typically, car manufacturers recommend two different tyre pressures, one for light loads and another for when the vehicle is fully loaded. It’s essential that drivers adjust the pressures to accommodate the load they are carrying. These settings can be found in the vehicle handbook, on reputable internet tyre pressure charts such as the one at tyresafe.org, and often in the vehicle’s fuel filler cap or door sill.
Condition – with a visual check, looking at the overall condition of each tyre to see if anything might have penetrated the tread, such as nails or other objects. If any of these objects, cracks or bulges are present, the driver should seek professional advice immediately.
Tread – drivers should check the tread of their tyres to ensure they are above the UK legal tread depth minimum of 1.6mm. Ideally an accurate tread depth gauge should be used but if this is not available, a 20p coin can be used as a guide. Insert the 20p into the main sections of the tyre and at various points around the circumference – should you see the outer rim at any point, you need to have the tread depth checked as it may be illegal.
“As more people hit the roads this summer, it’s crucial to remember that tyre safety is key to a safe journey,” said Stuart Lovatt, TyreSafe Chair. “Rural roads are often narrower and can be especially dangerous due to the higher speed limits, historical road alignment and restricted visibility and so we urge all drivers to ensure their tyres are in top condition before setting off.”
As the rural roads experience increased usage from both holiday travellers and the rural farming community during the harvest season, TyreSafe emphasises the importance of proactive tyre checks and maintenance. By taking these simple yet effective precautions, drivers can significantly reduce the risk of incidents and contribute to safer journeys for everyone.
For more information about TyreSafe and its mission, please visit www.tyresafe.org.
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