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Woodhall Spa steps back in time with ever popular 1940s festival

Tens of thousands of people from across the county and region flocked to Woodhall Spa for the annual 1940s festival in the village. Celebrating its sixth consecutive year, visitors enjoyed a variety of activities, musical performances and stalls on show. The festival is ran entirely by volunteers who do not receive any form of payment…

Photo: Steve Smailes for Lincolnshire Reporter

By Guy Owen guyowen

Tens of thousands of people from across the county and region flocked to Woodhall Spa for the annual 1940s festival in the village.

Photo: Steve Smailes for Lincolnshire Reporter

Celebrating its sixth consecutive year, visitors enjoyed a variety of activities, musical performances and stalls on show.

The festival is ran entirely by volunteers who do not receive any form of payment for their work.

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11 Farriers Way, Tattershall

16 Kings Manor, Coningsby

7 Lindsey Court, Horncastle,LN9 5DH

Granary Lodge, Granary Row, Tattershall

2 Victor Court, Skegness, PE25 2FH

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Lincoln council flat tenants speak out against ‘run down’ conditions
From excessive bird excrement to persistent ceiling leaks

Lincoln woman proud of her Ask For Angela scheme making people safer globally
Hundreds of Lincolnshire venues are involved in the scheme