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How Lincoln led a revolution in psychiatric care

The city's asylum was the first to ban restraints.

• 5 mins

Boston Gliderdrome: 'Part of our musical heritage'

Like many venues, it faces an uncertain future.

• 12 mins

Rasen to Rocketman: The Bernie Taupin story

The legendary lyricist grew up near Market Rasen.

• 25 mins

'We came over to Sleaford and built a home here'

They left Poland for a new life in Lincolnshire.

• 10 mins

Spinning the legacy: The world's first DJ

Ron Diggins from Boston pioneered the mobile disco.

• 13 mins

Glentham's long-lost Good Friday tradition

'The Washing of Molly Grimes' last happened in 1832.

• 3 mins

Barbeque 67: Spalding's groundbreaking festival

It's believed to be the first rock music festival.

• 19 mins

Exploring Grimsby's Victorian Underbelly

Social Historian Carla Linford tells colourful stories the town's Victorian characters.

• 6 mins

The day Guy Gibson came to breakfast

He was invited in by Kit's family while on exercise.

• 9 mins

Bardney Abbey: Oswald and the shaft of light

Legend says monks turned away the king's relics.

• 7 mins

The remarkable life of Boston鈥檚 Herbert Ingram

His story spans over 200 years with a surprise find returning to his hometown.

• 8 mins

She paved the way for all women police officers

Edith Smith from Grantham was the first police woman to be given the power of arrest.

• 12 mins