Page 1 of 2 A veteran journalist at the Lincolnshire Echo has published a book full of recipes from an era when times were hard. Some of them come from her granny – and when you consider that Bette Vickers

The Lincolnshire Echo has teamed up with Crimestoppers to put up a £1,000 reward in an effort to catch a thug who stabbed a 19-month-old toddler with a hypodermic needle. The paper has also published hundreds of posters featuring an

Readers of the Lincolnshire Echo are being given the chance to name a new museum for the city – even though the funding for it is not yet in place. The project is being organised by the City and County

The Lincolnshire Echo’s resident poet is having a collection of her work published to raise money for charity. Judy Theobald has been writing poems for the Echo for more than 16 years. Through her verses, she has offered readers valuable

A new home with a view of the famous Hollywood sign reminds former regional press photographer Frazer Harrison to keep on reaching for the stars. His new work in Los Angeles keeps him in close touch with the rich and

Page 1 of 2 A former Lincolnshire Echo reporter has scaled the dizzy heights to become one of the country’s best know television sports presenters. Not many people at the Echo remember John Inverdale being there. But “The Gossiper”, Peter

Q: What’s the best way to stop a car seat from sagging? A: Stuff a few old Lincolnshire Echos underneath! That was the helpful answer for one of the Echo’s former MDs, in his impressive company car – thanks to

The Lincolnshire Echo has issued a belated (and lighthearted) apology to reader Stella Odam, who got into trouble when a picture of her appeared on its pages in the 1930s. Peter Brown, the man behind the paper’s Gossiper column, took

It’s all coming back to me now He specialises in writing about the good old days, but now the Lincolnshire Echo’s Gossiper columnist Peter Brown is revisiting that past himself after becoming a dad – almost 31 years after his

Did you work in the Lincolnshire Echo newsroom in the very early 90s? Some of the old team are planning a Millennial get-together to remember the good old days – and keep a check on each other’s expanding waist-lines! It

Shauna the sheep has been reunited with her owners after being spotted in the Lincolnshire Echo. The one-year-old brown ewe was found wandering the streets of Corringham, near Gainsborough, last week. RSPCA officers suspected Shauna was a pet because she

Former Lincolnshire journalist Neil Vickers has started his new job – as the Methodist Minister for Retford. He has moved to the north Notts town with his wife and children to start a five year term in the Methodist circuit

Two former Echo staffers have put pen to paper as the secrets of Lincolnshire’s colourful past are revealed in a pair of new books. The exclusive new hardbacks from the Lincolnshire Echo are taking a close look at the county’s