Well, we’ve made it through another winter and with March now here, there’s much to look forward to. Along with the arrival of Spring, there’s plenty more going on this month. You only have to check out our What’s On section to see all the spring fayres and music concerts and other things going on. Don’t forget that you can also find details on these events in the new What’s On section of our website, plus many more that don’t make it inside the magazine.
Easter is on the horizon, so we’re also starting to look ahead to April with details of local church services. But what about March? It brings Mother’s Day, and in this month’s magazine we’re exploring the role of foster parents, highlighting the national shortage of foster carers and the incredible difference they make.
World Theatre Day takes place on the 27th, and locally we’re spoiled for choice with the variety of theatre groups we have. We’ve been chatting to some of them to find out what being a member means to them and what theatre brings to their lives.
It’s certainly been a wet start to the year, with the claim doing the rounds that it has rained every day so far in 2026! While we’re hoping the arrival of spring and longer days will bring some brighter weather, in the coming months we may be getting soaked for a different reason; we’ve been speaking to Billinghay Swimming Pool about the fantastic work that’s gone into relaunching this brilliant community facility. Make sure to pick up the March magazine to find out more.
This month’s competition sees us teaming up with RX Holistics, who have an amazing pamper prize up for grabs. We also chat to a local business coach in the return of our popular Let’s Talk Local interviews, and you can hear Dan and Rich talking to Paul Starbuck in March’s Strong Lincs Podcast. Keep an ear out for that when it drops soon.
As a community magazine, we meet so many inspiring groups and individuals who bring so much to our area. This month we checked in with the Border Force group helping to care for Sleaford Cemetery, who are currently looking for support with their research into the Commonwealth War Graves located there. If you might know anything, they'd love to hear from you. You can email them on BorderForceGardeningGroup@outlook.com
And if you know someone who’s making a difference in our community and you’d like to see us feature them in an interview or article, please let us know. Whether it’s highlighting inspiring people or showcasing the fantastic businesses in our area, we’re here to help share these stories.
We hope this month puts a spring in your step, and we’ll see you next time!
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