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Find out more about your medication

HAVE you ever wanted to know a lot more about your prescribed medication but can never find out the right information?

Public can attend trust meeting

LINCOLNSHIRE Partnership NHS Foundation Trust’s board of directors will be meeting in public later this month.

Take extra care in the kitchen

LINCOLNSHIRE Fire and Rescue are urging chip lovers to take care when they indulge in one of the nation’s favourite foods this week, which is National Chip Week.

Margaret Wakelin of Helpringham with her support dog Ollie. Photo: 0043SB-5

Margaret has new lease of life thanks to her dog Ollie

A DISABLED woman has four extra legs to help her get by thanks to a charity which turned her pet into her helper.

A & E does not stand for ‘Anything & Everything’

PEOPLE in Lincolnshire are being urged not to use Accident and Emergency at county hospitals unless it is a genuine emergency.

Margaret Wakelin of Helpringham with her support dog Ollie. Photo: 0043SB-5

Orchard House site for sale at around £1.5m

A FORMER hospital building near Sleaford is on the market and the site is expected to be redeveloped for housing.

Club of the Week : Stroke Club. 151C

Stroke club offers friendship and outings

GRANTHAM Stroke Club offers friendship, entertainment and trips away to its 39 members and their friends.

Failed bid for second bridge on cycle link

LINCOLNSHIRE County Council has been unsuccessful in bidding for additional money to fund enhancement works for cyclists heading into Sleaford from Holdingham.

Launching a new lunch club in Billinghay, NK Seniors and their outreach programme in the village hall having a quick fitness session. From left - John and Jean Oliver, Brenda Hudson, Len Creasey, Jaquie Brand - fitness instructor, Charles Kirk, Joan Creasey, Val Thompson and Alan Woodhead - NK Senions member. Photo: 0015SB-5

Fitness session before lunch

NEW lunch clubs are opening up around the district for older people to keep active and socialise.

Win three months of personal training

YOUR Standard has teamed up with Harper’s at Sleaford Fitness Station to offer readers the chance to win a programme of personal training worth £250.

Ammonia addition agreed

AMENDMENTS have been approved by North Kesteven district councillors for plans by Eco2 to continue building a 40MW straw burning energy plant on Boston Road outside Sleaford. Planners have approved the addition of an ammonia storage tank needed to improve emissions levels. Archaeological surveys and road improvements on the A17 for straw

NHS trust board meeting for public

LINCOLNSHIRE Partnership NHS Foundation Trust’s board of directors will be meeting in public later this month.

Another healthy stroll

AN extra regular walk suitable for people wanting to get fit has been added to a growing schedule for the district.

Frightened of food and distrustful of NHS 111 service - Bernadette Barber of Billinghay. Photo: 6118MF

Woman patient calls for overhaul of health system after food bug ordeal

A WOMAN is calling for an overhaul of the local health service after going through over four days of agony.

The Pink Party organisers, from left Ruth Hodge, Helen Worrall, Kate Hopkins, Alison Hall, and Karen Beddoes. Photo: 1547mf.

In the pink for charity

A PINK themed event raised well over £2,000 for cancer charities.

Decision on adult social care put on hold - until March

PLANS to privatise adult social care in the county have been temporarily put on hold following a big response to the consultation.

Healthy walks

ANYONE looking to improve their lifetsyle, health and fitness can join a series of healthy walks in South Kesteven.

The Pink Party organisers, from left Ruth Hodge, Helen Worrall, Kate Hopkins, Alison Hall, and Karen Beddoes. Photo: 1547mf.

Personal trainer guides his brother to shed nine stones

A SUPER slimmer is pleased to finally be able to wear designer clothes after shedding nearly ten stones.

Hospital remembrance service for babies

PARENTS and families are being invited to a special remembrance service for babies this weekend.

Rotarians reach polio milestone

ROTARY clubs in Sleaford have joined clubs across the country, and the rest of the world, in raising $200 million for a major polio eradication fund-raising challenge.

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Thursday 23 February 2012

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