No one enjoys going back to work after Christmas. Even if you tell me otherwise, I doubt I'd believe you. To ease those post-holiday blues,

The story of the Holbeach Gamesters is one of Lincolnshire’s most infamous tales, but is there some truth to it?

When we think of saints, we usually picture peaceful, glowing people doing their best to look holy, maybe healing the odd leper, maybe...

Exploring where the term Yellow Belly comes from when referring to people from Lincolnshire and The Fens.

Imagine this: The Fens, this sprawling, watery landscape, teeming with eels. We’re talking about so many eels that the city of Ely is...

In the Fens, Toad Men wielded magic to control animals and see in the dark, all thanks to a mystical bone from a toad.

Rabbits went from luxury pets to folklore legends, reshaping the land, tied to witches, omens of death, and even feared by sailors.

The original harvest protector, crafted from straw to guard against the thunder, lightning, and whatever else the sky might throw.

Pigeons in the Fens: Feathers that trap the soul, omens of death. and folklore's strange dance with mortality