Lincolnshire Archives to reopen next week
A chance to rediscover some Lincolnshire history
The Lincolnshire Archives on St Rumbold s Street in Lincoln. | Photo: Lincolnshire Heritage Forum
You will soon be able to find out about the history of your family and Lincolnshire, as the county’s Archives building is set to reopen next week.
From Tuesday, April 13, the Lincolnshire Archives on St Rumbold Street in Lincoln will reopen on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for advance booking only.
This is due to the latest announcement from Prime Minister Boris Johnson that archives would in fact be able to reopen on April 12 as part of the next stage of the government’s roadmap out of lockdown.
6 Apr 2021
In this week s Mercury:
Barnard Castle Town Council has been left in limbo after the employment tribunal panel which awarded £55,000 to the council s former clerk was asked to reconsider its decision
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- The Roman Way picnic site, in Barnard Castle has been spruced up
- Friends Allen Jenkins and Barry Parker have planted 2,000 daffodil bulbs to brighten up the Darlington Road entrance to Barney
- Anti-litter campaigner George O Brien as teamed up with toy shop owner Pauline Connelly to launch a litter pick loan hub
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DURING the month of March, Maguiresbridge siblings Dolores Hyde and Celia Cunningham have been cycling the length and breadth of the county in a 300-mile fundraising challenge for Cancer Research UK.
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