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Things get festive in Lincoln

Abbie Smith by Abbie Smith
November 20, 2009
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If you’re looking for some festive entertainment, you’ll be pleased to hear that the Lincoln Ice rink is coming back to Lincoln for 7 weeks.

The rink will be opening on Thursday 27th November at 6pm with a performance from a professional ice dancer. You can buy your tickets to online to book a place on the ice but they are selling fast as it is so popular so you better get your skates on!

You can find all the information you need on their website www.lincoln-on-ice.co.uk

Michael Armstrong, the Lincoln Business Improvement Group events manager explained why the ice rink is back again.

 

In other festive happenings, Lincoln’s Christmas lights were turned on last night by comedy duo Cannon and Ball. The turn out for the event was beyond expectations, with people unable to move in the packed out high street.

As well as being involved in organising Lincoln’s ice rink, he was also part of setting up the Lincoln Christmas light switch on, which was a huge success.

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