Showing posts with label Lincoln. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lincoln. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Lincoln, I Give it A Year, Side Effects, The Regal Cinema, 8 King Street Melton Mowbray Leicestershire LE13 1XA 23rd April 2013



Tuesday 23rd April

Silver Screen

Lincoln (12A) - 2.30pm


I Give it A Year (15) - 6.00pm


Side Effects (15) - 8.15pm



http://www.regalcinemamelton.com/


The Regal Cinema

8 King Street
Melton Mowbray
Leicestershire
LE13 1XA

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

David Lloyd Health Club, Burton Waters, Saxilby Road, Lincoln, Fireworks Display


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2


David Lloyd Health Club, Burton Waters, Saxilby Road, Lincoln, Fireworks Display

Events opens at 5.30pm with fireworks display at 7pm. Tickets cost £5, with under 2s free. Non-members welcome.


Wednesday, October 03, 2012

Rutland and Stamford Mercury and Rutland Times Relaunch


This Week sees the relaunching of The Stamford Mercury (also Lincoln, Rutland and Stamford Mercury, Rutland and Stamford Mercury and Rutland Mercury) based in Stamford, Lincolnshire claims to be "Britain's oldest newspaper".Berrow's Worcester Journal and London Gazette also claim this honour. They say never believe what you read in a newspaper, The Mercury's masthead proclaims that it has been published since 1695.
Three editions (Stamford and The Deepings, Rutland and Bourne) are published every Friday.Most of these titles only differ by title, the content is mostly the same.  The circulation figure in 2011 was 16,675. 
The Mercury is now owned by East Midlands Newspapers Ltd, part of Johnston Press. Sister newspapers include The Peterborough Telegraph,  Melton Times and The Rutland Times which is also being relaunched this week.

Johnston Press has destroyed the local press. This year alone it killed off Five of its local daily newspapers – the Halifax Courier, Scarborough Evening News, Northampton Chronicle & Echo, Peterborough Evening Telegraph and the Northamptonshire Evening Telegraph.

Will the temptation of free gifts and more council press releases, tempt the public to save the Rutland Times?
I think not, the biggest complaint I hear is the big price for a wafer thin paper. So thin there is not even enough paper to wrap the fish and chip offer.

Rutland folk are not easily fooled they know it's no longer a local paper once admired by readers because it was owned and published by a local man.

Kate Ade, once said to me the demise of the local press will harm local democracy.

I agree and the lack of true local journalism here in Rutland, has certainly contributed towards a public apathy.

The local Tories have for far to long enjoyed, controlling the weak journalists this group has employed over the years.

This tweet is a perfect example from a young lady, no longer employed by the group she tweeted at the time her employment was terminated. she claimed to be a senior reporter at such a young age. She  is so young she could not see the Tory Leader had her in his 
pocket .


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Just had a phone call from RCC leader Roger Begy to thank me for my hard work-small things like that matter :)


And as its final act......JP has withheld my pay slip! I'm expecting personal messages from the top bods to accompany my P45 ;)




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Wednesday, March 09, 2011

Abi Moore Concert and Fine Dining, Jews House Restaurant, Lincoln

Thursday, March 24th, 2011

Abi Moore Concert and Fine Dining - 7.00pm

The Jews House Restaurant:

15, The Strait, Lincoln, LN2 1JD
01522 524 851

Something extra special- and this is the one for Spring!

Have a little look at the Jews House Restaurant website to see their amazing food in a beautiful and ancient building in the gorgeous Steep Hill area of Lincoln.

Guests who would like to come along to this event will need to book via the restaurant.

Arrival will be 7.00pm and you'll be receiving canapés with some background music from Abi Moore until 7.30pm.

Then there will be a three course meal and at 9.30pm, the downstairs restaurant will be turned into a concert room!

Abi Moore will then perform a 45 minute concert for everyone.

Tickets include the music, the canapés and three course meal.