The Directors of Brayford Hotels, which owns DoubleTree by Hilton Lincoln, (left to right) Leigh Hall, Dean Wann and Richard Farrar.
The Directors of Brayford Hotels, which owns DoubleTree by Hilton Lincoln, (left to right) Leigh Hall, Dean Wann and Richard Farrar
A Lincoln hotel has earned an award for excellent hospitality from the world’s largest travel website.
DoubleTree by Hilton Lincoln, which opened on December last year, was awarded a 2012 Certificate of Excellence by travel site TripAdvisor.
The site, which attracts over 74 million monthly visitors, awards the certificate to accommodation throughout the world that achieves outstanding user reviews.
Around 10% of the hotels listed on TripAdvisor win this award. Businesses must maintain an overall rating of at least four out of five to earn the certificate.
The Brayford hotel’s Electric Bar and Restaurant also won the Gold award in hotel category of the Lincolnshire Today Dining Awards.
“The hotel has only been open for eight months so we’re especially pleased to receive this major international award.” said Philip Walker, DoubleTree by Hilton Lincoln’s General Manager.
“We strive to offer our customers a memorable experience and first-class customer service, and this accolade is evidence that our hard work is paying off.”
Other criteria award-winners must meet include the volume of reviews received over the past 12 months. TripAdvisor advertises over 600,000 hotels.
“Lincoln is a wonderful place to live and work but also a beautiful city to visit, and we hope this award will encourage more tourists and business travellers to come here and find out for themselves,” said Philip.
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A local man was arrested on suspicion of drink driving and dangerous driving after two pedestrians were injured in a collision with a car and three parked vehicles in Skegness.
Lincolnshire Police officers attended the scene after the collision between a blue Citroen Berlingo, the parked vehicles, and a man and a woman, who are both in their 60s, on Winthorpe Avenue shortly before 7pm on Friday, April 16.
The two pedestrians suffered serious injuries and were taken to hospital. However, their injuries are not thought to be life threatening.
A 63-year-old local man, who was driving the Berlingo, was arrested on suspicion of drink driving and dangerous driving. He has since been released under investigation.
Police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage and anyone with information should contact them on 101 or via email at [email protected] quoting incident number 389 of April 16.
Few people attended the second Kill the Bill protest in Lincoln on Saturday, as Extinction Rebellion activists stood alone on the High Street to campaign against a proposed policing bill that could make many protests illegal.
Activists from Extinction Rebellion Lincolnshire gathered at Speakers’ Corner to oppose plans for the latest Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, which could curtail protesting rights if passed through parliament.
Extinction Rebellion were the main representatives at the protest. | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
Under the proposed bill, police officers will be given greater powers to put a stop to any protests, as well as determining start and finish times for them, and controlling noise levels.
A few stopped to talk with the protestors, but most just went about their day walking down Lincoln High Street in the first weekend that non-essential shops and beer gardens reopened.
The Lincolnite spoke to one of the rebels at the protest, to find out the reasons behind the march.
They said: “This draconian bill cannot go ahead, it needs to be taken apart and re-evaluted completely.
“People have been walking past us shaking their heads, but they don’t realise that it’s their freedom we are fighting for.”
The Lincolnite photographer Steve Smailes captured some pictures from the protest.
Signs were put up by the works at Speakers’ Corner on Lincoln High Street. | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
A 19-year-old man is in hospital with serious injuries after a crash on the A52 on Friday evening.
The single-vehicle crash, involving a white Suzuki Splash, happened in the westbound lane of the A52 between Barrowby and Sedgebrook at around 7.20pm on Friday, April 16.
The driver of the car is now in hospital after suffering serious injuries, and police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
Officers believe the driver had travelled from Grantham on the A52 at Barrowby before the crash.
Anyone who has dashcam footage or saw the vehicle before the incident is being asked to call 101, quoting incident 420 of April 16.
Alternatively, you can email [email protected], using the same reference in the subject box.
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