Welcome to the website for the Loveden area of Lincolnshire, including items of common interest and local history. The site includes information about the men listed on local war memorials – see the Village pages.
A ‘beacon of light’ was lit on the Lincoln edge near Hough on the Hill at 7pm on 11th November as part of the Battle’s Over events marking the centenary of the end of the Great War.
A ceremony was held outside Belton Church on 11th November to re-dedicate the newly restored war memorial plaque and gates. A number of relatives of the Belton men who served in the Great War attended.
Planned services on 11th November for the South Cliff Parishes are: 0900 Hough, 0930 Syston, 1015 Caythorpe (1100 at the memorial), 1030 Fulbeck, 1045 Barkston, 1045 Marston. Hough on the Hill. Beacon lighting, 7.00pm. Opposite Lodge Farm . Grantham. Parade starts St Peter’s Hill at 10.20am. Led by the Pipe Band of RAF Waddington, it will travel down High Street, Vine Street, Swinegate to St Wulfram’s Church for service (1055). At 1230 bell ringers will join the national ringing event. The Last Post will be played in Wyndham Park, Grantham, at 6.55pm with the lighting of a beacon at 7pm. Bells will ring again at 7.05pm. Newark. The parade will travel from London Road car park to the war memorial gardens. An outdoor service will be held in the gardens prior to the main service in the Parish Church at 11.15am. Lincoln Cathedral. Act of Remembrance and Parade, 10;40am. Armistice Centenary Bell Ringing, 12:30pm. We Will Remember (choir), 3:45pm. Belton House. Beacon lighting 6:30 – 7:15pm
Fibre-to-the-Property (FTTP) broadband is set to go live in Brandon on 28 Nov. It should be available to order a few days later, with internet speeds of up to 330Mbps. Not all providers do FTTP and the provider/comparison websites cannot show prices or accept orders until the system is live. Lincolnshire Council plan to provide high speed broadband to remaining properties as soon as possible. In the meantime, relatively high speed broadband is available from www.jhcs.com or www.ineedbroadband.co.uk. More information at Onlincolnshire.
The main road through Brandon is due to get a 40 mph speed limit later this year. We’re expecting more details of when the signs will be installed soon (last update Oct 2018).
