You’d be forgiven for missing it at first glance, but there’s something not quite right with this iconic Lincoln street scene.
The 18th century townhouses of 6 and 7 Castle Hill are undergoing a makeover, and developers have given the buildings a temporary cloak to keep the historic cobbled square looking as unaltered as possible.
Fake mews! How to avoid Castle Hill looking like a building site.
It’s a welcome way to avoid the historical quarter looking like a building site, with scaffolding already built on the West front of the cathedral and more across the way at the Bailgate Court build.
The Grade II listed townhouses were formerly home to antique dealers Hansord Antique and Furniture and Works of Arts.
It’s understood a planning application will soon be submitted to the City of Lincoln Council with the aim of refurbishing the buildings and turning them back into residential townhouses.
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Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way…to the Christmas cheer being displayed through Lincolnshire.
Local handyman Lee Bellamy, 32 (pictured above with his family), felt his street on Lake View Road in Lincoln didn’t have enough festive displays so wanted to do one of his own, with the help of his girlfriend Robyn Mould, and their children Lucas, 9, and Ella-Rose, 2.
Tenants living in a large block of council flats on Lincoln’s Ermine Estate have criticised the building’s “run down” condition, highlighting several issues.
Trent View residents, contending with problems such as excessive bird excrement and poor insulation, have also criticised City of Lincoln Council for its delayed handling of ongoing issues like leaks.