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©Kirton News 2025
The Editor's Letter
These 36 page issues just keep on coming! It’s brilliant to have so much varied content to share with you. Thank you to everyone who has got in touch and sent in an event or a letter recently.
There are so many events in this issue. Hopefully the weather will start to improve and you may feel more inclined to go out and about. It’s lovely to be able to promote events in some of our neighbouring communities, such as Frampton and Kirton Holme. Please do email me if you wish to advertise an event, even if it’s not in Kirton!
In our Meet the Locals feature on Page 8, we hear from Mark at Blue Elephant Yoga. He will be sending us regular content featuring accessible exercises to help strengthen and relax you. Even if you make a 5 minute change to your daily routine, it will definitely be worth it!
On Page 24, Father Paul Norwood writes to us again, lamenting the loss of The Old Kings Head. You will see, however, a huge amount of new events starting this month at St Peter & St Paul’s Church. From FREE Half-term activity sessions to a weekly coffee shop. Something to suit everyone and a real opportunity to support our beautiful church.
We always welcome contributions. Whether you have a recipe you want to share, you want to tell everyone about a great book or you have a family announcement! I’m always contactable at Editor@kirtonnews.co.uk. We also have very competitive advertising rates (please look at our website for further information) and have recently received some very favourable feedback from some of the businesses who choose to advertise with us. I may be wrong but I don’t think any other village (surrounding Boston) produces a monthly magazine that is FREE and delivers it to over 2,500 houses. This is mostly due to the help of our fantastic distributors but it means that we have a very unique and thriving publication.
Take care of yourselves and each other.
