Cranwell School Book Supports Military Children
Cranwell Primary School, with pupils and staff, wrote 'Friends Forever' to help military children transition between schools, dedicated to former pupil Darcy Grace Standeven.
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Centenarian Credits Home Cooking for 100-Year Milestone
Katriye Sefkat Ariel, a Cyprus-born resident of Sleaford Hall care home, celebrates her 100th birthday, attributing her longevity to a lifetime of organic, home-cooked meals and a strict avoidance of takeaways.
Murder Probe After Pensioner Found Dead at Care Home
Lincolnshire Police have launched a murder investigation following the death of an 88-year-old woman at Sleaford Manor Care Home. Two individuals were arrested and later released as inquiries continue.
Sleaford's Free Easter Garden Event with Crafts and Trail
Families can enjoy a free Easter Garden event in Sleaford's Market Place on April 4, featuring crafts, games, photo opportunities, and an Easter trail with prizes. Local businesses and community groups will host stalls, supported by UK Shared Prosperity F
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Soldier Runs Marathon for Blind Veterans Charity Supporting Grandad
Jack Bond, a 26-year-old British Army soldier from Lincolnshire, is training for his first marathon in April to raise funds for Blind Veterans UK, the charity that supports his 80-year-old grandfather Terry who lost his sight to macular degeneration.
Heart Seat Returns to Sleaford for Valentine's Day
North Kesteven District Council brings back the iconic heart seat to Sleaford's Market Place for a 'Love Sleaford' campaign and a major health and wellbeing event in February.
UK donor's stem cells save US man's life
Lucinda Ward from Sleaford donated stem cells via DKMS, saving Harvey Gorrin in the USA. Their emotional meeting shows how simple registration can have a profound impact. Join the register today.
Student's brain fog was a pituitary tumour
Ollie Cook, 23, from Lincolnshire, ignored fatigue and brain fog during his law degree. His collapse revealed a pituitary tumour. Read his story and learn about brain tumour symptoms.
33 Honoured at North Kesteven Community Champion Awards
33 individuals, groups and businesses were celebrated as community champions in North Kesteven for their voluntary work and community spirit. Discover the inspiring winners and learn how to nominate for 2026.
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