September 20, 2018 12.32 pm
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In pictures: Waterside’s charity fashion show
Waterside Shopping Centre became a sparkling fashion extravaganza last night with a number of local people taking to the spotlight. The annual catwalk and fashion show was hosted in aid of St Barnabas Lincolnshire Hospice on the evening of Wednesday, September 19. New Look, Next, Roman, Topshop and Yours showcased the latest autumn and winter…
Waterside Shopping Centre became a sparkling fashion extravaganza last night with a number of local people taking to the spotlight.
The annual catwalk and fashion show was hosted in aid of St Barnabas Lincolnshire Hospice on the evening of Wednesday, September 19.
New Look, Next, Roman, Topshop and Yours showcased the latest autumn and winter 2018 trends through the evening hosted by BBC Radio Lincolnshire’s Carla Greene.
Talking Heads hairdressers were at hand to style the show’ glamorous models and are tips with the audience.
Among the models was The Lincolnite’s own competition winner Natasha Bisby. She was given the star treatment with a makeover and an outfit to take home after the show.
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Police are appealing for information after a man tried to burgle the home of a vulnerable elderly man in Wisbech.
The victim, a man in his 70s, was woken by a noise coming from downstairs in his home on Burcroft Road at around 12.30am on Saturday, July 2.
He saw someone attempting to prise open a window using a screwdriver. The victim challenged the man who ran away.
The male suspect has been described as wearing a dark jacket and dark trousers.
DC Pete Wise at Cambridgeshire Police said: “This was a frightening experience for the victim, and I appeal to anyone who may have seen a man matching this description in the area, or who has CCTV or doorbell footage that could help us, to get in touch.”
Anyone who does have information should call 101 and quote reference 35/47076/22 or anonymously contact Crimestoppers on 0800 5551111.
The Lincolnshire Music Service is offering exciting summer music workshops completely FREE of charge to eight to 14 year olds thanks to short-term COVID recovery funding. This is a saving of around £30 per full-day workshop!
The full-day music workshops will give young people the chance to try out being in a rock band, or learn more about DJ skills, beatboxing and music production. If you have young members of your family, looking for some fun activities this summer, apply soon!
The Junior Rocks workshops are seeking drummers, guitarists, bass guitarists, vocals and keyboard players aged 8–13 years old. Grade 1 plus.
No experience is needed for the DJ skills, Beatboxing and Music Production workshops – just an enthusiasm for music, and a willingness to give it a try!
It’s advisable to book early to avoid disappointment as it’s expected that these workshops will soon be fully booked
All workshops are delivered by experienced DBS cleared industry experts and supported by Lincolnshire Music Service.
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