Built in 1901 to replace an earlier Drill Hall with money raised from public donations. It was used for army training and also as a venue for entertainments for the town. During WW1 and WW2 it was used as a hospital and treatment centre. In 1967 it was renamed at The Town Hall. In 1974 East Liindsey District Council created their local office there along with the Town Council Offices. In 2009 the hall was boarded up ready for demolition as ELDC decided it was surplus to requirements. The town's people rallied round and the lease was finally signed on July 30th 2010 and the utilities and services were re-commissioned along with the removal of the boards. It was re-named The Stanhope Hall after Edward Stanhope who was MP in 1901. A team of volunteers cleaned all the building and bookings began rolling in.
Photograph above copyright Anna Haworth. We are the community group made up of residents, town councillors and business owners that organise that the Midsummer's Day and Christmas Cracker festivals i
The shop is run by two mad women Jo and Dinah. The Horncastle Cake Art shop is under the same roof so there is a large range of ribbons etc that can be used in all crafts
Horncastle Community Primary School, Bowl Alley Lane,Horncastle
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Horncastle Hobbits is a local charity: Registered Charity No: 1067089 & OFSTED Registered. The aim of the committee is to provide a quality setting that positively impacts on the lives of children and
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Horncastle Wicked Wednesdays Facebook page welcomes businesses wishing to join a new campaign to promote Wednesday shopping in Horncastle, starting in North Street. But we are happy to roll it out to the rest of the town. Businesses wishing to take part are invited to post their details on this page.
Horncastle Hockey Club offers a warm welcome to anyone, regardless of age or ability, interested in playing hockey. Whether you are looking for something new or are an established player looking for a
Friendly family pub. heart of the community.
Good food and real cask ales always available.
Pool table, Darts, Sky sports, Quiz nights, Wii nights, Live entertainment including Karaoke and live music.
Come and play tennis all year round, wind or shine, in any of our groups led by coaches Karl and Shirley Sutton from Time4Tennis.
We have many teams playing in various local leagues, from Men's Singles to Ladies Doubles to Mixed!
Members and Non-Members welcome!
In the heart of the lovely market town of Horncastle, the gateway to the
Lincolnshire Wolds is the hidden gem that is The Sir Joseph Banks Centre.
Contained within a Georgian Heritage building is a wonderful gift shop offering
a whole range of Quality Products. We actively encourage and support local
crafters and small businesses and therefore can offer unique personalised gifts
and cards. We also have a beautiful Tribute Garden to the amazing Sir Joseph
Banks the incredible botanist and fellow traveller on the HMS Endevour with
Captain James Cooke.
