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Chairman’s Column Hello everyone, how was your summer?Weatherwise, it hasn’t been the best has it, but hopefully you have all been able to spend some time with family and friends.It has been quite a quiet month on the WI front, but things get rolling again this month, beginning with the Ladies of Lincolnshire Lunch atContinue reading “September Newsletter”

Chairman’s column Hello everyoneI cannot believe that this is the August edition of WI News — where are the week’s going?There has been a lot going since the last edition, not least the Lincolnshire Show – and you can see the winning entries on the three-page picture special in this edition. Thanks go to everyoneContinue reading “August newsletter”

Chairman’s Column Hello everyoneThis month I have attended another centenary celebration – this time of a fellow member of Ludford WI.Joan Brocklebank is one of our founder members, when the WI reformed in the 1940s, and is a great supporter.To mark the occasion, we held our monthly meeting at the care home Joan now livesContinue reading “June Newsletter”

Chairman’s column Hello everyoneIt was lovely to catch up at the annual meeting in Skegness – wasn’t Annie Gray fantastic.We have had so much positive feedback about her talk and about the day as a whole; I am so pleased it was all enjoyed.I would like to take this opportunity to say a few thankContinue reading “May 2023”

Chairman’s Column Hello everyone Another month has passed – where has the time gone? I really can’t believe how fast 2023 seems to be moving.Easter is fast approaching, with its images of lambs and eggs to represent new beginnings, and that is what we have in the Lincolnshire North Federation this month.A new federation boardContinue reading “April 2023”

Chairman’s column Hello everyoneThis month has seen the Climate Coalition’s #ShowTheLove campaign and I was delighted to be able to team up with the library and Old Station Group at Market Rasen to raise awareness.As you can see, the library put together a fantastic display of books and green hearts, crafted by the Old StationContinue reading “March”