Lincoln North Rural Partnership Board
Resources
How to refer people on, our newsletter, shared materials, and the tools we use to see what is going on locally.
For partners
Quick reference
How to refer13 services partners ask about most: who each is for, how to refer, and whether people can refer themselves.See referral routes →
Monthly
Lincoln North Rural Partnership NewsletterA monthly newsletter for partners across Lincoln North Rural: the next gatherings, what's on, regular groups, how to refer, volunteering and open funding. Its pages are made to be forwarded, printed and pinned up.Read the issues →
For services
Want to run a pop-up or drop-in?38 regular community gatherings across Lincoln North Rural, and which ones we've confirmed. Ask us first and we'll introduce you.See where people gather →
Coming soon prototype
Partner directoryA directory of the people and organisations who take part in the partnership board, so partners can find the right local contact. Have a look at the prototype and tell us what would make it useful.See the prototype →
Shared folders
Shared flyers and updatesCurrent flyers, posters, event details and updates that are useful to share across Lincoln North Rural.Open folder →
Previous board materialsPapers and notes from earlier board work, so you can see what has been discussed and tried before. For reference and learning, not a live record of decisions.Open folder →
Local tools
FindWhat's on in Lincoln North Rural
Local groups, activities and support, from H.A.Y. Lincolnshire, searchable by topic and postcode.
UnderstandLincolnshire Community Atlas
Neighbourhood data, places and bus routes on one map. Build your own area from wards.
SearchH.A.Y. Lincolnshire
The county-wide directory of activities, groups and services. We work alongside it.
H.A.Y. Lincolnshire is the county-wide directory. Our local mapping adds the detail a county directory cannot always hold: informal groups, faith-based activities and village-level knowledge. For services across Lincolnshire, start with H.A.Y.; for something specific to Lincoln North Rural, start here.