Latest Events

• The Railways of East Lincolnshire

  15th September 2018
  Willoughby & District History Group present an illustrated talk about The Railways of East Lincolnshire. Speaker: Alf Ludlam - Saturday 15th September 2018, 2pm Willoughby Village Hall LN13 9SU Entrance £3.00 includes Refreshments

• Lincs BOx Event Cross Country Bike/Run/Walk

  16th September 2018
  Several different events in one! Something for everybody who enjoys getting their exercise in beautiful countryside. Walking, running and biking options. Different distances to suit all ages and levels of fitness. All the courses will be focused on the picturesque hills and valleys around Belchford and Oxcombe, in the Lincolnshire Wolds. We will use public roads and footpaths/bridle paths as little as possible, using instead areas that are normally off-limits to the general public. Private farm tracks and paths, created especially for the event and clearly way marked, will take participants into glorious areas. Running the event in September gives us the best ground conditions and access to stubble fields, maximising the areas available for our routes. The event is run by Belchford Events, a not-for-profit company all proceeds will be used to support projects for young people in the Lincolnshire Wolds.

• Caistor Running Club

  22nd September 2018
  Lincolnshire Wolds Tough Ten 2018 Date Announced

• The Archaeology of the Lincoln Eastern Bypass

  25th September 2018
  Louth Naturalists', Antiquarian & Literary Society 7.30pm Conoco-Phillips Room, Louth Library, Northgate, Louth, LN11 0LY Ruben Lopez: The Archaeology of the Lincoln Eastern Bypass. Ruben Lopez is an experienced archaeologist and site director. Ruben has worked in the UK for many years after working throughout Europe and is currently devoted to the Lincoln Eastern Bypass project.

• Edward II: the Unconventional King

  2nd October 2018
  Louth Naturalists', Antiquarian & Literary Society 7.30pm Conoco-Phillips Room, Louth Library, Northgate, Louth, LN11 0LY Kathryn Warner: Edward II: the Unconventional King. Our speaker holds two degrees in medieval history from the University of Manchester. She is considered a foremost expert on Edward II and an article was published in the English Historical Review, her book on the subject in 2014. She has run a website about Edward II since 2005, plus a Facebook page since 2010, carving out a strong online presence as an expert on the king and the C14th in general. Kathryn grew up in Cumbria and lived in Germany and Poland for many years.