The Artesea

And if you’re really lucky I might even throw in a bar-chart!

On the way home tonight the radio was teasing with breaking news, what could they mean? I was sure I knew the answer but they weren’t going to tell me until the newsreader got to her piece. It must be that someone was either pushed or jumped. Then at 17.06 it was announced that John Schofield had gone.

From today you can now listen to the Archers on your MP3 player. It’s on iTunes, or manual downloads can be done via the BBC Website.
Good to see that at least BBC Radio are making their programmes easily available, unlink the TV arm and their dreadful iPlayer.

Due to my brother flying off to Australia for 6 months, I now have a spare ticket for the Arsenal v Sunderland game this Sunday (12pm).

If anyone wants to come with me the ticket is £40 and we’re sat in the Orange quad in the far back row of 28. (See left)

Please email me at ryancullen at the domain of artesea.co.uk if you want it.

In the last round of Post Office closures the branch on Cross Street was closed down. At the time we were told that we could easily get to our second nearest Post Office which is located on the High Street opposite St Peter at Gowts school (also the name of the branch). However according to todays plans this branch is now also to be closed.
How long before Lincoln is just left with one Post Office?