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The best pizza in town, or it's FREE! We are so sure that our pizzas are the best you'll get in the local area, that if you disagree we'll give you your money back without quibble! By posting on The Little Italy Pizza Co.'s Facebook page, you authorise us to use your comments anonymously on our website.

Home made cakes and goodies in a quintessentially English atmosphere. From cupcakes to Celebration and Wedding Cakes all made to order. We serve a wide selection of food from toasted teacakes, to cupcakes, scones and sweet delights. We also serve light lunches in the way of sandwiches and paninis between 11am and 2 pm Tuesday to Saturday.

Sleafordian Coaches have been trading since 1964 and will be celebrating 50 years of continuous trading in 2014. During this period we have expanded from a four vehicle business to operating a fleet of thirty one vehicles. We care about your travelling experience and our proud reputation rides upon that. We are very proud to have been finalists for the following categories '2012 Operator Training Award' and '2012 Small Coach Operator Of The Year Award' in the nationally acclaimed 2012 Route One Awards that were held in Birmingham in early November 2012. In order to maintain the great working relationships we have with our valued customers we provide competitive quotations, a high quality service, excellently trained drivers and first class vehicles. We pride ourselves on providing a quality service for our passengers and all our vehicles are subject to rigorous safety checks alongside the legally required services & MOT tests to ensure passenger safety. In May 2012 we proudly became the first Lincolnshire coach operator to successfully satisfy all the criteria required to become members of Busk's "Simply Safe Campaign". Safety is our main priority.

FOR ALL THINGS MINIfrom a service to a Rebuild, Re-shell or complete Restoration to the highest standards, all carried out at our workshops in Heckington nr Sleaford.500 BHP rolling roadAutograss car

A new club experience for Sleaford and Lincolnshire In the old 'Flicks' building in Sleaford. Website on www.reelclub.co.uk

The Agra Indian Restaurant was the first Indian Restaurant in Sleaford. Now owned by the Karim Family who took over in 1994. They have been in the Indian Food Industry for over 20 years, all the family members have worked in many top Indian and Bangladeshi Restaurants around the country. After having run their old branch on Sleaford's East Road for over 6 years and seeing their dedicated clients grow over the years, the decision was taken to invest in Sleaford and give the town one of the most exclusive Indian Restaurants in the UK.

A mix of contemporary,traditional ,elegant and stylish wedding and portrait photography by Sharon, a qualified photographer based in Billingborough near Sleaford, in Lincolnshire. Also specialises in glamourous beautiful boudoir photography.Studio based in Billingborough near Sleaford

Mr Lincolnshire Bodybuilding show established 2007 and run by Mark & Helen Dawson of New Image Gym & Supplements, Sleaford, Lincs.

After the First World War, the Chief of the Air Staff, Sir Hugh Trenchard (below), was determined to consolidate the Royal Air Force's position as a single, independent Service. One of his priorities for the future was the establishment of a cadet college to provide basic and flying training for the future leaders of the Royal Air Force. He chose Cranwell as the location because, as he told his biographer, "Marooned in the wilderness, cut off from pastimes they could not organise for themselves, the cadets would find life cheaper, healthier and more wholesome." The Royal Air Force College, which was the first Military Air Academy in the world, was opened on 5 February 1920 under the command of Air Commodore C. A. H. Longcroft. The Chief of the Air Staff's message to the first entry of cadets left them in no doubt of his expectations for the College: "We have to learn by experience how to organise and administer a great Service, both in peace and war, and you, who are present at the College in its first year, will, in future, be at the helm. Therefore, you will have to work your hardest, both as cadets at the College and subsequently as officers, in order to be capable of guiding this great Service through its early days and maintaining its traditions and efficiency in the years to come."

SALON DIRECTOR:- Sarah Dennis SENIOR STYLIST :- Ryan Huckle STYLIST:- Jessica Roberts GRADUATE STYLISTS:- Tom Mcmunn

Classes: RAF Cranwell - at the Hive Bourne - at The Centre @ Elsea Park Stamford - at All Saints' and St John's Church Hall

Carre's Grammar School is a selective school and specialist Sports and Science College located in the market town of Sleaford, in Lincolnshire, England. It was founded in 1604 by Sir Robert Carre. The school has been at its present site since 1835.In 1983, Carre's entered into a consortium with the other two Sleaford secondary schools to form a whole-town co-educational Sleaford Joint Sixth Form Consortium. Following the withdrawal of Kesteven and Sleaford High School from the Consortium in 2010, the joint sixth form continues with just Carre's and St George's Academy. On 1 August 2011 Carre's Grammar School became an Academy meaning that the school would no longer be supported by Lincolnshire County Council.HistoryCarre's Grammar School was founded in 1603 by way of an indenture between Robert Carre and local gentlemen. The purpose of the founder was the better education of the youth and children born or inhabiting with their parents, within New Sleaford, Old Sleaford, Aswarby and Holdingham, Quarrington, North Rauceby, South Rauceby, Anwick, Kirkby la Thorpe and Evedon.