Celebrating Lincolnshire Day and the Work of Our Lincoln Team

01 October 2026

Each year, Lincolnshire Day provides an opportunity to celebrate the county's rich history, unique identity and the people and organisations that help its communities flourish.

Observed on 1 October, Lincolnshire Day marks the anniversary of the Lincolnshire Rising of 1536 and has become a day for recognising the county's heritage, achievements and contribution to the UK's economy, culture and communities.

At Alan Wood & Partners, we're proud to have been part of Lincolnshire's story for many years. Through our Lincoln office we continue to support local authorities, businesses, charities and community organisations, helping to deliver projects that create lasting benefits for the county.

Supporting Projects Across Lincolnshire

  • Micronclean Cleanroom Campus, SkegnessThe team is supporting the development of a new state-of-the-art industrial laundry facility for Micronclean in Skegness. The project will create a new Cleanroom Campus designed to support the company's future growth, innovation and long-term investment in the area.
  • Seaview Colonnade Phase 2, Sutton on SeaFollowing the success of the Seaview Colonnade project, which received a Highly Commended recognition at the Lincolnshire Property and Construction Awards, our team has been appointed by East Lindsey District Council to undertake design works for Phase 2 of the scheme.
  • Supporting Naomi's GardenOur Lincoln office is proud to support Naomi's Garden in Manby through the design of steel beams for alteration works at the charity's site. Naomi's Garden provides Conductive Education, SEND consultancy and Bowen Therapy services, supporting children and families across the region.
  • The Wild House at Doddington HallThe team provided foundation and drainage design for The Wild House, a new education centre at Doddington Hall. Created as a nature-based learning environment for students, volunteers and community groups, the project demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainability, having been constructed using British-grown timber panels and designed for energy efficiency. The project has also been selected by RIBA for inclusion
  • Investing in Future TalentAlongside delivering projects across the county, our Lincoln office continues to support the development of future engineering professionals. Congratulations to Nathan Barber on achieving a Mid First in his BEng Civil Engineering degree, a fantastic achievement and testament to his dedication and hard work.

Proud to Be Part of Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire Day is a chance to reflect on everything that makes the county such a special place to live and work. We are proud of our Lincoln team, the relationships we've built with clients and communities, and the positive impact our projects continue to have across the region.

From supporting local charities and educational facilities to enabling investment, regeneration and economic growth, we're committed to helping Lincolnshire thrive for generations to come.