This website contains information about the villages of Castle Bytham and Little Bytham, in Lincolnshire and the surrounding area.
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That was the enthusiastic verdict following this weekend’s Castle Bytham Midsummer Festival, which ran on Sunday and incorporated a music festival on Saturday.
The event was blessed with a heatwave with clear blue skies and bright sunshine, with hundreds of revellers enjoying live music outdoors on Saturday until late.
Read more from the Stamford Mercury website.
On the 18th of June 2017, St James church in Castle Bytham was the subject of criminal damage. The offender has damaged the door handle, but has not gain entry to the church. If you have any information that may be link to this crime, please report it to the police on 101, quoting incident number 164 – 18/06/2016.
MP Nick Boles has retained his Grantham and Stamford seat with 35,090 votes in the General Election. There was a turnout of 69.4 per cent with 56,699 people voting in the constituency.
Read more from the Stamford Mercury website.
On the 3rd of June 2017, the Blue Cow Inn, South Witham was the subject of a burglary. The offender(s) have forced entry and attacked the fruit machines and tills. If you have any information regarding this incident, please contact the Police on 101, quoting incident number 102 – 03/06/2017.
The final line-up of bands and performers has been announced for this year’s Midsummer Festival in Castle Bytham and it promises to be an even bigger and better musical and artistic feast than ever before.
There will be music to appeal to all tastes – rock, pop, classical, choral, folk, blues, country, Latin funk, big band, indie, and a cappella at the festival, which runs on Saturday and Sunday, June 17 and 18. Altogether more than 20 acts over two days, and all for free.
Read more from the Grantham Journal website.
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