September might feel like a long month. It certainly looks like a long month given that its name contains the most letters out of all the months, yet, as the traditional ‘back to school’ month, it’ll surely come as a small mercy to some that it’s only 30 days long.
We hope the transitions of this month, as kids go back to school or change school, or even stop going to school entirely and head onto the next chapter of their lives, go as smoothly as they can. Although school days are long behind us here at YLL, it still feels as though every day is a school day. In this month’s edition, we take a look at two local links to history as we visit the lost hall of Aswarby, and also look into local tales connected to the famous vessel Titanic. You’ll have to pick up the magazine to find out what link we have to this ship right here at YLL HQ!
Transitions may be going on in the realm of schools this month, but they are in the realm of recreation too. The Sleaford Oktoberfest event traditionally takes place this month, but have you heard of its name change? It’s now called Sleaford Festival, and you can read all about this in the September magazine where you also have a chance to win tickets and much more to this year’s festival.
By the way, if you saw our article last month about our visit to Sleaford Bowls Club, you’ll be able to have a go yourself this month as they’re holding an Open Day on the 7th! You can see a little video of our visit on our Facebook page.
In our other competition this month, we’re looking to spread a little happiness for Thinking of You Week. We’ve got greeting cards and other craft items up for grabs that you can use to send a handwritten card to someone special. You’ll be able to escape the digital world for a moment and send someone something physical!
As a producer of magazines, we know all about the power of print, and how having something physical in someone’s hands can really get your message across. Whether you’re a local business looking for customers, or a local group looking for new members, so many people come to us because they recognise how we spread the word to the 20,900 homes and businesses in our area so effectively. If you’ve got a business you’d like to educate Sleaford and its surrounding villages on, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us. We’re only a phone call / email / Facebook message / office visit away.
Have a great month and we’ll see you next time!
YOUR LOCAL LINCS TEAM
