Spilsby Sessions House is a major component, alongside Alford Manor House and Alford Windmill, of East Lindsey District Council’s £8m Lincolnshire Wolds Culture & Heritage Wolds programme. The restoration and repurposing of these iconic buildings will provide diverse, sustainable and accessible cultural facilities, which will enable an improved development and wider provision of programmes of community activities and events, putting the Lincolnshire Wolds on the map as an attractive visitor destination.   

 

The transformation of Spilsby Sessions House will result in an outstanding multi-purpose arts and culture facility. The arrangement of its many interesting spaces and rooms, including the original court room and prison cells, will be brought back into use to suit modern purposes and requirements, whilst retaining the historic and architectural integrity of the building. A community venue accessible to all, it will also become a regional centre for arts development, providing much-needed support for local talent. The building will honour its historic significance and remain a heritage attraction for Spilsby and wider area.   

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