LLRA is continuing with efforts to get the path across Newt Hollow and Hobblers Hole recognised as an official Right of Way. This path leads from an existing footpath over to Whitton's Park (see map below). However, we have hit a snag in the historic evidence we require and are appealing for help from the Long Leys community. If you used the Newt Hollow or Hobblers Hole … [Read more...] about Help Wanted: Did You Use the Path Across Newt Hollow & Hobblers Hole Prior To 1993?
Long Leys Cemetery: New Signage & Reminder of Responsibilities When Visiting
Long Leys Cemetery, along with all other cemeteries in England, is currently closed for access as part of the laws covering the COVID-19 National Lockdown. Only those attending funerals or tending graves are permitted to enter a cemetery. When lockdown ends on Wednesday 2 December, visitors will notice new signage, reminding them of their responsibilities when using this place … [Read more...] about Long Leys Cemetery: New Signage & Reminder of Responsibilities When Visiting
LLRA Trial of Dial a Ride Transport Service for the Disabled & Elderly
Following grant funding from Tesco, LLRA is pleased to announce a new arrangement with Lincoln Dial a Ride to provide additional transport for those Long Leys residents that are elderly or have a disability (of any age). There are two elements to this new trial of the Dial a Ride service: Depending on the outcome of the trial and use of the service, LLRA may look to … [Read more...] about LLRA Trial of Dial a Ride Transport Service for the Disabled & Elderly
Lincoln Universities Prepared For Return of Students
The University of Lincoln and Bishop Grosseteste University are a key part of the Lincoln economy. Over the next few days, the city will be boosted by the return of around 20,000 students who will be either starting or resuming their studies, as well as playing a part in Lincoln's workforce. With COVID-19 in mind, the Universities have been working over the summer with … [Read more...] about Lincoln Universities Prepared For Return of Students
Autumn Nature Notes: West Common
By Caroline Steel, former Head of Conservation at Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust. Summer may be officially over, but there was still plenty to see in September on West Common. I love the colour of devil’s-bit scabious flowers and they’re providing food for recently hatched small copper butterflies. Other flowers still in bloom include tormentil, cat’s-ear and autumn … [Read more...] about Autumn Nature Notes: West Common