Town deal funded projects will be connected through a high street regeneration shopfront scheme on Wide and Strait Bargate. This will include renovating shop fronts in the eastern area of the town’s historic market place for the benefit of local businesses, the local community, and visitors to the town – £277,700.
Boston Town Heritage Project
12th March 2024

Investment in Boston Town Centre’s Historic Buildings Gathers Pace

Buildings in Boston town centre are benefitting from improvements that will restore them to their former glory as the Healing the High Street scheme gathers pace. The scheme, which is…
Elysia Coates
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Boston Town Heritage Project
22nd February 2024

The Blenkin Memorial Hall Recognised with Award as It Marks One Year Since Reopening

The Blenkin Memorial Hall in Boston was recognised at the Greater Lincolnshire Construction and Property Awards 2023 as the historic community space marks one year since it reopened its doors.…
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Boston Town Heritage Project
31st January 2023

Blenkin Memorial Hall Improvements Complete

Work is now complete on the repair, renovation, and redevelopment of the Blenkin Memorial Hall, securing and strengthening this historic building’s important role as a community hub for Boston. The…
Elysia Coates
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Boston Town Heritage ProjectHealing the High Street
4th February 2021

Transformation of Boston’s Retail Offering

One of the aspects of the Boston Town Deal which will seem more and more poignant as this year takes shape is the incremental changes that are taking place to…
Sharon Warner
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ALLOCATED FUNDING:
£277,700

“Town Centre improvement is a long-known driver for wider regeneration schemes, and the same goes for the work in Boston. The shop front improvements have been really positively received by owners, occupants and the wider public and they have been the driver for wider investment in the town centre. With more properties in the pipeline, we are extremely excited to work with the Town deal team to reinstate a character and history into these buildings, in turn reinstating some pride back into the town.”

Heritage Lincolnshire