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• East Lindsey Business Expo 2018

  21st September 2018
  East Lindsey Business Expo 2018 – your chance to sign up to FREE workshops to help boost your business. The second East Lindsey Business Expo will be held at Stanhope Hall, Horncastle on November 7, 2018.

• Countryside Classroom Newsletter

  11th September 2018
  Countryside Classroom is a single destination where teachers can find and access the resources, places to visit and people to ask that will support their teaching about food, farming and the natural environment. Latest newsletter is now available.

• Business Lincolnshire news bulletin

  7th September 2018
  Do you strive towards success and want to drive your business to new, exciting heights? Business Lincolnshire Focus Programme will be kicking off in the coming months and has been specifically designed to help you develop your organisation through a series of structured workshops, which cover a wide range of topics from identifying key issues, to being an effective leader. The Focus Workshop Programme has the potential to transform your business into something special, which is why we want to give you plenty of time to add it to your diary!
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  A National Review of Protected Landscapes…

  24th August 2018
  Some of you will be aware, following the various reports in the national media that the Rt. Hon Michael Gove, Minister for the Environment, has appointed Julian Glover to lead on a new and significant review of England's protected landscapes – our AONB's (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) and National Parks, which together comprise the country's very finest landscapes. Julian has established a panel of experts to help him in undertaking the review and has written to all AONB Partnerships and attended an initial discussion session at the recent AONB Conference.
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  The unique heritage of the Lincolnshire Wolds AONB represented

  24th August 2018
  Lincolnshire Wolds Countryside Service (LWCS) took part in Archaeology Day in July, as part of National Archaeology Week. It's aim is to raise awareness of archaeology and the work of archaeologists across Britain. The event was held at the Collection in Lincoln and over 200 people attended with 10 heritage organisations represented including groups representing the study of ancient Egypt, prehistoric Nottinghamshire and historic Lincolnshire. David Rodger, Project Officer at LWCS said.....