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Pressure ulcers costing the NHS between £1.4 and £2.1billion each year

Pressure ulcers affect over 700,000 people each year but research suggests that between 80-95 per cent are preventable.

In his weekly Hayes in the House column, MP Sir John Hayes says membership of the European Union acts as a straitjacket against manufacturing

In his weekly Autistic Lincs column, Callum Brazzo looks at the triennial conference

In the weekly Growers column, Word on the Ground, Sutton St Edmund farmer Eddy Gent looks at environmental farming.

IN their fortnightly Legal-ease column, Mossop and Bowser solicitors look at dismissal.

The latest Inside the Centre column, sees staff at the South Holland Centre in Spalding look forward to the latest 'Pay What You Can' show.

In his latest Ward's World column, John Ward gets frustrated over a broken vacuum cleaner

GPs are urging patients to get their blood pressure checked during this Know Your Numbers Week.

In their weekly Out in the Garden column, Baytree Garden Centre look at spring-flowering bulbs.

In her monthly column, Jo Esdale of Essential Well-being in Spalding talks about ways of dealing with stress.

In the latest Man's Best Friend column, staff from Jerry Green Dog Rescue South Lincolnshire talk about the cost of looking after rescue dogs.

In his latest Hayes in the House column, MP Sir John Hayes talks about attempts to delay Brexit.

In his weekly column, Autistic Lincs, Callum Brazzo talks about the Autistic Led support group.

Two Lincolnshire Free Press readers are still very firmly behind Brexit.

In her weekly column Trish recalls a confusing conversation

In the weekly Word on the Ground column, Ian Stancer speculates how agricultural support might fare in a high social spend economy