Navenby, High Street c.1965
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Navenby now seems to be an almost self-contained village on the A607 between Lincoln and Grantham. The main street consists mostly of stone cottages converted over the years into shops. The Lion and Royal pub (left) is still there (Royal because of a royal visitor years ago), and the Co-op opposite is in a new stone-fronted building of 1996. The bus shelter has moved, but the red telephone box is still in use. In 2004 the Home Grown Cereals Authority awarded the Navenby bakers Pete and Mary Welbourn the first prize in the Tasty Baker Award scheme. Their shop (next to the Co-op) is now wheelchair-friendly, a very useful asset.
An extract from Lincolnshire Living Memories.
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