Friday, April 11, 2025

West Lindsey businesses earn excellence in tourism shortlisting

Several in West Lindsey have been shortlisted for Tourism Excellence Awards organised by Destination Lincolnshire Awards.

The awards celebrate outstanding contributions to the county’s tourism and hospitality industry, recognising excellence, innovation, and dedication. They highlight businesses and individuals who significantly enhance Lincolnshire’s profile as a premier destination.

The businesses include: 

Camping, Glamping and Holiday Park of the Year: Ashleigh Farm Caravan and Glamping, Willingham by Stow

B&B and Guest House of the Year: The Old Posthouse B&B, Normanby-by-Spital

B&B and Guest House of the Year: Bridleway Bed and Breakfast, Grange de Lings

Experience of the Year | Sponsored by insight6: Lincolnshire Cookery School Limited, Snelland

New Tourism Business of the Year | Sponsored by East Lindsey District Council: Polish Bomber Squadrons Centre (RAF Ingham), Fillingham

Pub of the Year: The Cross Keys Stow, Stow

Self-Catering Accommodation of the Year: Holly Cottage Breaks, Wickenby

Among the shortlisted nominees is Geoff Burton, representing the RAF Ingham Heritage Group, who has been recognised for his exceptional contributions to preserving the legacy of the Polish Bomber Squadrons during World War II.

His dedication to the RAF Ingham Polish Bomber Squadrons Centre has earned him a nomination for The Outstanding Contribution Award | Sponsored by Lincolnshire Showground. This acknowledgment underscores the vital role of individuals and organisations in promoting Lincolnshire’s rich history and cultural heritage.

Councillor Lesley Rollings, Chair of the Prosperous Communities Committee at West Lindsey District Council, expressed her pride in the achievements.

She said: “We are absolutely thrilled to see so many West Lindsey businesses and individuals shortlisted for the Destination Lincolnshire Awards. Special congratulations go to Geoff Burton and the RAF Ingham Heritage Group for their remarkable work in preserving an important part of our history.

“These recognitions are a testament to the hard work, creativity, and commitment of our community to delivering exceptional experiences for residents and visitors alike. It is inspiring to see West Lindsey so well represented.”

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