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02/10/2026

We wanted to post this yesterday, but truth be told, we were so completely immersed in serving you all, chatting at the counter, and getting stuck into our first morning deliveries that Day 1 simply flew by. From the bottom of our hearts: thank you so much for the incredible warmth, smiles, and kindness you showed us on our first official day.

We are so proud to officially introduce ourselves as the new owners of Stevensons: Ashley & Jonathan Janney-Cryans!

Many of you will already know our faces around town. Ashley founded The Little Sewing Shop
and Jonny founded Forté, both just a stone’s throw away from this lovely shop. Louth is our home, and independent high street trade is our expertise.

Taking over a name like Stevensons is an immense honour. Trading since 1878, this shop has stood at the heart of Eastgate through generations. Pete has been amazing throughout this transition, and our top priority is protecting the heritage, community spirit, and trusted personal service that Pete and the Stevensons family built over so many decades.

While the historic roots stay firmly planted, we’re also excited to bring some fresh energy to the produce!

You can look forward to:

Championing local: Even more partnerships with fantastic Lincolnshire growers and independent makers.
New seasonal varieties: A vibrant mix of everyday staples alongside new fruits and vegetables to inspire your cooking.
Family team: You’ll also spot Keisha in the shop! She is heading up our social media and PR, lending a hand to her cousin Ashley, and will be sharing recipe ideas and fresh arrivals with you online!

Whether you’ve been shopping at Stevensons for 40 years or you're popping in for the first time, our door at 63 Eastgate is wide open.

Come on by, say hello, and tell us what you’d love to see on the shelves!

— Ashley, Jonny & the Stevensons Team

29/09/2026

East Lindsey District Council is launching a new funding programme to offer grants to visitor economy businesses based in the Lincolnshire Wolds and the surrounding area.

Following a decision made at the authority’s executive board to allocate £400,000 from the East Lindsey Investment Fund to the scheme, eligible businesses are now being encouraged to apply for grants.

The Council created the Discover the Wolds Business Growth Programme after identifying untapped potential within the Wolds visitor economy, particularly around facilitating initiatives which enhance the visitor experience and attract sustainable growth-focused tourism.

The programme is particularly focused on strengthening the area’s appeal to visitors seeking distinctive and authentic experiences – including those attracted by the Wolds’ landscapes, heritage, walking and cycling and rural character.

Councillor Craig Leyland, Leader of East Lindsey District Council, said: “The Wolds and the surrounding area are one of the jewels in the crown of East Lindsey.

“We know that there is an opportunity for support in that particular area of the district to encourage visitors to spend more time experiencing what we have to offer and, in turn, driving economic growth.

“The East Lindsey Investment Fund priorities specifically focus on initiatives which support tourism and the visitor economy along with business support and enabling growth, so this programme aims to meet several of those objectives.

“I hope that businesses do come forward and apply – whether you’re looking to deliver a large capital project or in need of some support with a revenue grant, it’s a great opportunity not to be missed.”

Check the link in the comments for more details on eligibility and how to apply...

18/09/2026

What's on your doorstep?

As part of this year's International Day of Older People, we have organised a series of events to help older people stay connected.

Together with Horncastle Town Council, we will be launching an Age-friendly pilot project for Horncastle, including an Age-friendly business award. Come and see us on Horncastle Market on Thursday, October 1 to share your views and find out more!

Our Ageing Well Communities Officer will be meeting residents and chatting about activities and support available for older residents.

They will be at:

📍Woodhall Spa Library – Friday 25 September from 10am-2pm. Shine also in attendance.

📍Mablethorpe Library – Monday 28 September from 10am-2pm. Shine also in attendance.

📍Skegness Library – Tuesday 29 September from 10am-2pm

📍Horncastle Library – Thursday 1 October from 10am-2pm – part of Horncastle Age-friendly pilot launch. Shine also in attendance.

📍Louth Library – Friday 2 October from 10am-2pm. Shine also in attendance.

18/09/2026
Andy Burnham government announces greater protection for people working from home - Lincolnshire Live
18/09/2026

Andy Burnham government announces greater protection for people working from home - Lincolnshire Live

The UK government has announced new plans

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14/02/2026
14/02/2026

I was told today that I was brave to open a business with the economy as it is.

I don’t feel brave, I’m just working a job which I love. Yes there are some mornings when I want to stay at home and hide myself away like everyone does. But I knew I needed to give opening a shop my best shot and it was a ‘now or never’ moment. I’m 42y old and didn’t want to regret not trying. I wouldn’t ever regret trying.

I seem to say every weekend that I’m shocked with the support I receive but today you have blown all Friday figures out the water!
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I simply want to say THANK YOU ☺️

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Louth
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