Autumn’s in the air, but there’s still a lot going on in and around the village. Here are some seasonal suggestions for time out:
September 18
Music for Woodhall welcomes one of the team of resident organists at the famous Blackpool Tower Ballroom. Born and educated in Wigan, Lancashire, John has been playing the organ since the age of 8 and he’s been at the Blackpool Tower since he took up the job at the age of 16, straight from school. John’s unique playing style means he is always in demand to both ballroom dancers and die hard fans of organ music.
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“These series of trails are the musings of an aviation enthusiast with too much time on their hands. I simply have a love of aviation (in particular military) having been introduced by my father’s stories of his time in the Royal Air Force during the 1950s.”
We will host our next Wedding Open Day on Sunday 16th September. This is a great opportunity to explore our beautiful venue and grounds and meet our Events team. Please note that this is not a Wedding Fayre, but we will showcase products and services from our carefully selected partners to help you create your perfect day.
Major road works in Horncastle started yesterday, involving carriageway resurfacing, junction and traffic signal improvements in the town centre and the construction of a new shared footway/cycle pathway on Langton Hill.
The DreamBelles
A friend of mine has come across a remarkable film about John Blyth, an 18 year-old just out of high school who was trained to take pictures of damage done to German targets by US bombers in 1944. He flew in a British Spitfire fitted with extra fuel tanks where the guns were suppose to be. In other words, he flew over Germany unarmed. At 18 years old, he was all alone, behind enemy lines, with no guns, no escort, and he gladly did it.