11 postcard-perfect towns and villages in northern Lincolnshire
Some you will have heard of, while others are hidden gems
13:17, 1 MAY 2021
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Good days: Past years at the fair saw thousands gather and bask in the charm of the weekend READERS have shared their views after it was confirmed the Appleby Horse Fair is to go ahead – though later in the year than normal. Since the fair was cancelled last year, business owners and the community had been worried the event would be cancelled for a second year. The announcement that it will go ahead from Thursday August 12 has seen people welcome the idea as it will help give the town a much-needed financial boost. Appleby Horse Fair was cancelled last year for only the second time in its history (the first was during the 2001 foot and mouth crisis). But the leader of the travelling community, Billy Welch, hopes that most people will have been vaccinated by then, especially those most vulnerable.
The Gypsy and Travelling community is rejoicing after it has been confirmed the Appleby Horse Fair is to go ahead – though later in the year than normal. Since the fair was cancelled last year, business owners and the community had been worried the event would be cancelled for a second year. The announcement that it will go ahead from Thursday August 12 has seen people welcome the idea as it will help give the town a much-needed financial boost. Appleby Horse Fair was cancelled last year for only the second time in its history (the first was during the 2001 foot and mouth crisis). But the leader of the travelling community, Billy Welch, hopes that most people will have been vaccinated by then, especially those most vulnerable.
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“She told me she was not surprised that I wasn’t ‘really supportive’ and that ‘if the Conservatives want to do it, you always vote no’”
Cllr Patrick said: “That is unfair and unjust. It is my job as an elected member to ask questions that I believe are pertinent and proper given the proposed expenditure and previous situations that have arisen.
“I have at no point indicated, as yet, that I do not support the proposal in principle.
Horsefair toilets Wisbech
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“But with a project of this size and associated costs it is not unreasonable to ask appropriate questions and seek public consultation. After all it is the public’s money that is being spent.”