Worlaby

Christine Edwards, organising the event for Worlaby Recreation Committee, said: “This is always a popular event and we are continuing in the well-established Worlaby tradition of dressing in Dickensian costume. “This is a quality fayre that showcases ...

Tim Lamyman and his team at Lamyman Worlaby Farms managed to produce 16.5 tonnes of winter wheat - which beat the previous world record held by a New Zealand farmer for 15.7 tonnes per hectare. Mr Lamyman, of Lamyman Worlaby Farms, said he ...

Farmer Tim Lamyman, from Worlaby near Louth, and his dedicated team have harvested the highest-yielding oilseed rape crop on record. New Zealand previously held the accolade, with a yield of 6.3 tonnes per hectare.

A LONG-serving North Lincolnshire head teacher has retired after nearly 40 years in the classroom. Joanne Milnes, 60, started teaching at Worlaby Academy eight years ago. Having taught in Barton, Westcliff and Hibaldstow previously, Mrs Milnes has ...

Epworth, Belton and Howsham tasted success in the small town, large village and small village categories, while Redbourne enjoyed a double success, taking home the past winners' category and the crown for best community planting. Worlaby claimed the ...

NORTH Lincolnshire's annual soap-box derby took place on Worlaby Hill. Contestants, who come from all over the country, clocked up speeds of up to 45mph, as they raced downhill on their home-made machines. The Worlaby Downhill Challenge took place ...