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Lincoln​

Friday 25th - Sunday 27th  September 2026​

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A huge thank you to Jo Rimmer, Melanie Tointon and all the past Sheriffs in Lincoln who helped organise this very successful and much enjoyed weekend.  NACTSEW appreciates your hard work.  

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Friday 25th

Registration and

Welcome Reception

included a welcome drink followed by a substantial hot buffet supper

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Saturday 26th

Annual General Meeting

The Lincoln Hotel

Eastgate, Lincoln

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To view the minutes of the last AGM click on the button below: ​

Summary of Accounts 2025-26

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We were delighted to welcome the world's most notorious Sheriff, the Sheriff of Nottingham.  Audrey Dinnall.  Hugely appreciated her being there.  

Tea and coffee was provided prior to the AGM  meeting with rather wonderful white chocolate chip home made biscuits (which we later took to the current Sheriffs' meeting to ensure they weren't wasted) 

To view the draft minutes of the 2026 Lincoln AGM click on the button below: ​

The meeting of current Sheriffs was well received and useful discussions to share ideas for making the most of the shrieval year, exchanging views on overcoming some of the challenges, and using NACTSEW especially via the sheriffs' whatsapp group to seek advice or help as needed.  

Saturday Afternoon

 


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Tours were well attended and included:

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  • International Bomber Command Centre

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  • Lincolnshire Vintage Vehicle Society

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  • Lincoln Cathedral Tour

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  • City Walking Tour including Guildhall

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  • Free time - rest, relax, shop, explore

Steep Hill had to be tested out.  Not half as bad as expected and lots of lovely and interesting shops to provide an excuse to stop and browse along with way. 

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Saturday Evening

 
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A splendid dinner enjoyed at the Hotel.  And an interesting,  albeit short, talk from Historian and best selling author Tracy Borman on the Tudor period's Boleyns.    

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Sunday 27th

Robing took place with along with a good many photographs with the incredible dragon providing an excellent backdrop. 

 

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