"Guys with buff bodies" are being recruited. | Photo: Butlers with Bums
Butlers with Bums and Adonis Cabaret are on the lookout for Lincolnshire “guys with buff bodies to help keep hen party celebrators from disappointment”.
The two companies specialise in serving up naked butlers and have launched a recruitment drive to get more guys on board.
They are looking for buff guys ranging from 23-38 years old to get mingling with hen do guests galore, serving up canapés and drinks and posing for photos. Gym enthusiasts and fitness lovers are being encouraged to apply.
Buff guys are needed to help keep hen party celebrators from disappointment. | Photo: Butlers with Bums
Have you got what it takes to join the team? | Photo: Butlers with Bums
The butlers will be required to wear Butlers with Bums’ signature black and pink attire, including an apron where they will be showing their bum at the back, a collar, cuffs and a bow tie.
Dan Harley, Director of Butlers with Bums and also a former butler, said: “We have a lot of demand for our buff butlers across the UK right now for hen dos, birthday parties and corporate events, but the shortage of guys throughout the UK is becoming a big problem for us.
“We know there are gym enthusiasts and fitness lovers out there that are perfect for the job and would like them to urgently get in touch and get involved.”
Former actor and performer Tristan Mills, who runs the Adonis Cabaret, said: “We are hoping to expand our shows and recruit many more guys.”
The naked butlers will be serving up canapés and drinks and posing for photos. | Photo: Butlers with Bums
Hunks are needed to fill a national shortage of naked butlers. | Photo: Butlers with Bums
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COVID-19 uncertainties have lead to the cancellation of the highly anticipated Beyond the Woods Festival for the third year.
Organisers told music lovers, “with heavy hearts”, that the event in Horncastle would not be possible due to insurance doubts and undetermined government restrictions.
Beyond the Woods was lined up to take place on August 6-8 with thousands of attendees enjoying headliner Alfie Templeman among other celebrated artists like Baby Queen, Luz and Master Peace.
The festival was also continuing work with BBC Music Introducting and BBC Radio Lincolnshire to bring a mix of specially recorded and live performances by local artists.
Organisers posted a statement to attendees, assuring them tickets would remain valid for future events, and refunds would be available too.
They thanked all who had supported them during lockdown and promised to bring the event back in 2022.
Beyond The Woods Festival organisers confirmed the news they had been dreading
Beyond The Woods Festival organisers confirmed the news they had been dreading
In 2019, organisers were forced to cancel the event due to weather warnings. Then in 2020 the coronavirus pandemic put the breaks on the festival’s return.
The event started out in 2015 as JoeFest, an 18th birthday party for Festival Founder Joe Davies in a back garden in Lincoln, and turned into a big event in the surroundings of Stourton Woods near Horncastle where it has been held since 2017.
There are just ten days to go until the Lincoln Imp Trail begins in the city, and the map for the event has now been released.
Thirty imps, designed by national and local artists, will be on display throughout the city of Lincoln, while one imp will be at the Hildreds Centre in Skegness.
The event starts on July 3 and encourages people to go on a hunt through Lincoln for the thirty imps, and it will end on September 8.
Locations include the Cornhill Quarter, Steep Hill, Lincoln Cathedral and the Stonebow, as well as a whole host of other places.
It is as yet unconfirmed which imps will be placed in which area.
As well as the 30 chosen imps, there will also be a wide variety of Education Trail Imps, decorated by schools across Lincolnshire, and five community ‘roaming’ imps that move among shops in Lincoln.
Check out where to find the 30 imps on this year’s trail. | Photo: Lincoln Imp Trail
IMP Title
Business Name
Artist Name
1
IMP-entertainment
Bottomley Distillers
Dheven Bhurke
2
Woodland Imp
Branston Ltd
Donna Newman Eden-designs
3
A Little Lucky
Chestnut Homes
Caroline Greyling
4
Forest Imp
City of Lincoln Council
Lissie Art
5
Lincolnshire Imp
Daniel Charles Construction
Jon Garside
6
Screen Legends
GAME Engineering
Rosie Ablewhite
7
Girls Can
Girlguiding in Lincolnshire
Rosie Ablewhite
8
Steam Explorer
Jacksons Workwear Rental Ltd
Rosie Ablewhite
9
Imp-Dangered
Just Audi VW
Frizzy Haych Creative
10
Celestial
LEAP and Investors in Lincoln
Inspiratori Art
11
Frozen Beauty
Lincoln Business Club
MrASingh
12
Voyage of Discovery
Lincoln Cathedral
Rose Bowskill
13
Lincoln Footie Imp
Lincoln City FC & Lincoln BIG
Mik Richardson
14
The Winding Roads of Lincolnshire
Lincoln College
Eleanor Hancock
15
RAF Legends
Lincoln Digs
Sue Hetfield
16
Arcimpboldo (The Healthy Imp)
Lincoln Hotel
Sue Guthrie
17
Lincoln Vik-Imp
Lincolnshire Coastal BID
Deven Bhurke
18
Wishing Imp
Lincolnshire Freemasons
Lissie Art
19
City Trail Imp
Lincolnshire Society of Architects
Mel Langton
20
IMPrenetrable
Lincs Archiving Solutions Ltd
Mik Richardson
21
Harlequin Imp
New Theatre Royal
Melanie Clare
22
The Legend of the Imp
Nicholsons Chartered Accountants
Sian Bristow
23
Community Imp
REACH
Sian Bristow
24
Post-IMPressionist
Ruddocks
Susan Webber
25
The Running Imp
Running Imp Ltd
Sian Bristow
26
Majestic Imp
Saul Fairholm Ltd
Lizzy Mason
27
The Folklore Imp
St Barnabas
Carolyn Short
28
The Legend of the Imp
St Marks Shopping Centre
Jemima Cholmondeley-Smith
29
Past Echos
Stagecoach East Midlands
Jem Dunn
30
Yellow Belly
The Cornhill Quarter
Inspiratori Art
31
‘…and so the adventure begins…’
University of Lincoln
Eleanor Hancock
Once the imp trail is finished, there will be an event at Lincoln Castle between September 9-23, ahead of an auction on Lincolnshire Day, October 1.
Funds raised from the auction will be donated to the charity partner of the event, St Barnabas Hospice.
The much anticipated event was cancelled in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, but it will now go ahead bigger and better than ever.
In a vote set up by The Lincolnite, Steam Explorer, which was designed by artist Rosie Ablewhite, was the public’s favourite of the imps, with Lizzy Mason’s Majestic imp coming second.
Lincoln UTC is celebrating International Women in Engineering Day by highlighting the success of its female engineers.
Year 13 students Georgina Smith and Eloise Winterflood have recently completed a BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Engineering at the UTC and secured their next steps in industry and education.
In parallel with their studies, both students also completed an extended placement with industry partners of the UTC. Eloise was partnered with IMPS (UK), a diesel engine specialist, whilst Georgina worked with Micrometric, a local component manufacturer and laser processing specialist.
Many UTC students have secured further employment as a direct consequence of the relationships formed whilst completing an industrial placement, including Georgina, who will continue to work with Micrometric alongside studying a BEng (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Lincoln next year.
Eloise has been offered full sponsorship from Clyde Marine Training to complete an Engineering Officer Cadetship within the Merchant Navy. During her training she will spend time on shore and at sea, travelling and working on a multitude of ships with an established Merchant Navy company.
Year 13 student Georgina Smith
UTC Principal John Morrison said: “By reflecting on the incredible achievements of our female students we hope to inspire the next generation of girls to consider a career in engineering.
“Our curriculum provides a platform for students to progress into any sector within the industry. We look forward to accepting our largest intake of girls yet in September 2021.”
A limited number of places are still available at the UTC in year 10 and year 12 starting September 2021. For more information visit www.lincolnutc.co.uk or email [email protected].
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