

12:30pm on 17 May 2012
Hi all,
I hope you are enjoying the show today, as I type this I'm playing Manic Street Preachers on the Jukebox - good stuff!
Later on it's the last audition night for You've Got Talent so hopefully we'll see you at Club Tropicana in Chapel for 7.30pm.
Have fun.
John
11:04am on 11 May 2012
Hi all,
Here is the information that Tony Barker promoted on the show this morning, please support this event! Thanks. John.
It's the first fund-raising bike ride to be organised by the Linkage Community Trust. We are a local charity which supports learning disabled people.
It's on Sunday 27th of May from Lincoln to Bardney and back, a mere nine miles each way. The ride follows the route of the Water Rail Way, an easy and mostly traffic-free path along the River Witham.
The ride starts from the car park at Beech House, Waterside South, at 10.30 with check-in between 9 and 10.
It's not a race and there will be plenty of chance to admire the artwork and sculptures en route, plus enjoy refreshment at the Bardney Heritage Centre.
It's £5 per adult and children under 16 can ride for free. If you don't have a bike, don't worry. We've teamed up with a local firm to provide low-cost hire for the day.
Full details: linkage.org.uk, call 01522 507213, or email events@linkage.org.uk
1:47pm on 5 May 2012
Hi all,
I don't normally blog on a Saturday but this is so stunning and relevant that you must see it ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVr4UP9ntLs&feature=player_embedded
Have a great weekend.
John
John Marshall was born in Lincoln County Hospital on 20th May 1971 to his jubilant mother Joan, who was sadly to never regain her figure after childbirth. John’s father Dave was also delighted at the news of his first born arriving in the world, so much so that the moment he finished his third pint he left the pub, called at the betting shop and then made his way straight to the hospital.
After being educated locally right up to O’level standard John entered the world of work with his first job, working in the computer department of a local horticultural firm. Twelve years, lots of night’s DJ’ing in dodgy nightclubs and lots of begging letters later John found himself with the opportunity to present the much sought after Sunday morning slot on Lincs FM – 5 till 7am! By his own admission John’s first show was awful, mistake followed mistake as nerves took a hold and overall the show was simply shocking; but not as shocking as what would happen the following weekend......
.... John arrived at Lincs FM to discover .... his key still worked! Yes, someone had, unbelievably, decided to give him a second chance! Were these people crazy, desperate or by some miracle did they see some potential in the new recruit? We may never know the answer to that question but we do know that John was allowed to continue with the show; in fact 12 years later we still can’t get him off the air! So, until that glorious day comes have a click around and find out more about the current host of Lincs FM’s Brunchtime and Sunday morning shows.