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A Bull with a huge rack… and a welcoming pair of breasts

A Bull with a huge rack… and a welcoming pair of breasts

A Bull with a huge rack… and a welcoming pair of breasts

As far as I can remember, this is the only meal out that’s begun with me being welcomed by an exposed pair of breasts.

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‘We owe it to every person enduring arthritic pain to bring their struggle out of the shadows’

‘We owe it to every person enduring arthritic pain to bring their struggle out of the shadows’

‘We owe it to every person enduring arthritic pain to bring their struggle out of the shadows’

Over ten million people across the United Kingdom live with the burden of arthritis, writes Sir John Hayes in his regular column.

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Can we use a foodbank if we’re struggling to afford our shop?

Can we use a foodbank if we’re struggling to afford our shop?

Can we use a foodbank if we’re struggling to afford our shop?

Every month, Citizens Advice South Lincolnshire answers your questions.


‘Thank you for overwhelming support for hospital’ says charity

‘Thank you for overwhelming support for hospital’ says charity

‘Thank you for overwhelming support for hospital’ says charity

United Lincolnshire Hospitals Charity trustees are giving a heartfelt thank you to the community for helping hospital projects come to fruition.


The history of the silver replica of Rutland plough

The history of the silver replica of Rutland plough

The history of the silver replica of Rutland plough

Richard Westbrook Baker came to Rutland to start work on the Exton Estate in November 1814, writes Rutland Local History and Record Society.


‘Why I am against the Government’s plans for mandatory digital ID’

‘Why I am against the Government’s plans for mandatory digital ID’

‘Why I am against the Government’s plans for mandatory digital ID’

MP Gareth Davies writes about the Government’s plan to introduce a mandatory Digital ID scheme.


‘Why is our town getting less?’

‘Why is our town getting less?’

‘Why is our town getting less?’

Readers have been sharing their views on what’s in the news.


Open plan living has ‘wow factor’

Open plan living has ‘wow factor’

Open plan living has ‘wow factor’

Open plan living is the ‘wow factor’ highlight of this detached bungalow.


Town shop was sold to ‘best bidder’

Town shop was sold to ‘best bidder’

Town shop was sold to ‘best bidder’

In 1736 the Stamford Mercury reported ‘To be SOLD, To the best Bidder, writes Grantham Civic Society.


‘Very few people realise what varied and exciting job opportunities are on our doorsteps’

‘Very few people realise what varied and exciting job opportunities are on our doorsteps’

‘Very few people realise what varied and exciting job opportunities are on our doorsteps’

Very few people realise just what varied and exciting job opportunities are on our doorsteps, writes Rutland and Stamford MP Alicia Kearns (Con).


A pub of two halves where you must see the toilets, or so I’m told

A pub of two halves where you must see the toilets, or so I’m told

A pub of two halves where you must see the toilets, or so I’m told

Sometimes my travels take me to a pub that is so staggeringly good I just have to go back to share it with friends.


A good pub and a good marriage share the same ingredients

A good pub and a good marriage share the same ingredients

A good pub and a good marriage share the same ingredients

In the shadow of Belvoir Castle, this pub combines traditional charm with inventive cooking, writes Jenny Harby.


‘Britain cannot hope to meet its ambitions for growth without a workforce equipped with the right skills’

‘Britain cannot hope to meet its ambitions for growth without a workforce equipped with the right skills’

‘Britain cannot hope to meet its ambitions for growth without a workforce equipped with the right skills’

For far too long, vocational education has been treated as the lesser cousin of academic pursuits, MP Sir John Hayes writes in his regular column.

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‘Being well-informed can reduce travel stress’

‘Being well-informed can reduce travel stress’

‘Being well-informed can reduce travel stress’

There’s never a dull moment in the world of travel; but many can find the whole thing very stressful and anxiety inducing, writes our travel expert.


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