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The Heritage Lincolnshire 2019 Autumn Newsletter is here! Download now to find out what has been going on within Heritage Lincolnshire and Archaeological Project Services in the last few months…

We are very excited to announce our NEW timetable of GROW courses for this academic year! These Lifelong Learning courses involve a varied mix of learning styles and all are…

The Trustees of Heritage Lincolnshire are delighted to announce that they have appointed Greg Pickup as the charity’s new CEO.  Greg’s background is in funding, having worked for the National…

Take the first step towards a historic new career Applications are now being accepted for five new traineeships offered by the Historic Environment Skills (HES) project. Run by the county…

After 6 years in post as the charity’s Chief Executive Officer and 17 years with the organisation, Liz Bates will leave her post on the 7th June 2019. Liz said…

Heritage Lincolnshire have partnered up with the creator of the East Anglia Pass on an exciting new concept for the Lincolnshire County. The East Anglia Pass has a huge following…

Over the last two years, our Layers of History volunteers have been attending workshops and training days on subjects such as medieval settlements, the geology of Lincolnshire, palaeography, illuminated manuscripts,…

Our first newsletter for 2019 is here and we have lots to tell you with updates, information and events coming up! You can download the newsletter below, or contact us…

A four-year £1.8 million scheme to enhance an area of Boston’s historic town centre is to be launched this spring