The story of region on new website

A new website has been launched to tell the story of people in south east Lincolnshire.

Story Tellers is a new online hub created thanks to funding by the Arts Council England and delivered in partnership with the South and East Lincolnshire Local Councils Partnership.
It’s available at https://www.story-tellers.co.uk/
A spokesman for the partnership said: “The launch of the Story Tellers website marks a significant milestone in celebrating the rich arts, culture, and heritage of South and East Lincolnshire.
“We are thrilled to support this initiative, which not only showcases the incredible talent within our community but also fosters a deeper connection to our shared history and creativity.
“This platform will undoubtedly inspire and engage residents and visitors alike, highlighting the vibrant cultural landscape of our region.”
“Story Tellers marks a pioneering achievement as the first local authority-led NPO to trial cross-district cultural collaboration, bringing together three local authorities under a shared vision for creative engagement.”
Rob Pitman, from Paradigm Arts, said: “The launch of the Story Tellers website is an exciting ‘next step’ in our journey as an NPO. For the last year a lot of work has been going on and with this website we can now begin to share what we’ve done, what we plan to do and help more and more people across the region get involved with what’s yet to come.”
In April 2023, the South and East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership was awarded National Portfolio Organisation (NPO) status by Arts Council England for the first time, securing £1,955,799 to invest in arts, culture, and creativity across the region from 2023 to 2026.

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