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Walkers are Welcome celebrates their 10th anniversary
8th December 2017It was ten years ago that Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire became the first ever Walkers are Welcome (WaW) town. Today, there are over 110 towns and villages in England, Scotland and Wales that have become nationally accredited WaW locations. -
A View From the Wolds
8th December 2017This is Nettleton Beck Valley to the south of Nettleton on the Viking Way taken today 16th November whilst on the BBC Radio Lincolnshire Viking Way Challenge from Tealby to Barnetby le Wold. -
"Ironstone Mining in the Lincolnshire Wolds" - Book Launch.
8th December 2017Local heritage enthusiast Stewart Squires has completed his illustrated book that documents the relatively unknown mining history of both Nettleton and Claxby mines. The production of the book was supported by the Lincolnshire Wolds Small Grant's Scheme and also utilised the oral histories that were produced through the work of the Down Your Wold community heritage project. -
Wolds Based Heritage Project Wins Award
5th December 2017A heritage project part funded by the Lincolnshire Wolds Countryside Service has won a regional award. The 'Down your Wold' Project triumphed with an accolade for Volunteer Empowerment at the East Midlands Regional Heritage Awards on November 9th. The award was given to celebrate a project or activity in a heritage organisation where paid staff engage and empower volunteers. -
Tree Health News
4th December 2017Welcome to the latest issue of Tree Health News.
