An active Market Town, 19 miles south of Lincoln, with a population of around 14,000, many fine buildings, thrice weekly Markets and a Monthly Farmers Market.  St Denys’ Church, famous for its stained glass and traceried windows, stands in the market place.  The town’s shopping centre has an increasing range of national and independent retailers and a growing evening economy.

Excellent education facilities with two new primary schools recently opened and all three secondary schools having achieved specialist college status.

Leisure facilities include Sleaford Leisure Centre and Sports Hall, plus the Playhouse Theatre.  The Hub – regional Centre for Contemporary Craft opened October 2003.  The town hosts a full programme of community and tourism events throughout the year.  Another exciting development in the near future is the restoration of the Slea Navigation to full navigability, as part of the Lincolnshire Waterways Project.

Sleaford Pride SRB Regeneration project started in the mid-1990s and led to the major refurbishment of the shopping area and many old buildings converted to new use (flats, shops, education, leisure).

Well-established road links to major cities in East Anglia and easy access to the A1.

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