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The Middle Rasen Parish Middle Rasen is situated in the district of West Lindsey in the county of Lincolnshire, about 16 miles north east of Lincoln and in the lea of the Lincolnshire Wolds. The village is mainly contained to the north of the A631. Sitting astride the river Rase, the Parish is much the largest of the three Rasen's, covering 3622 acres. As the Middle settlement between East Rasen (now known as Market Rasen) and West Rasen, in the latter part of the Middle Ages it was the most important village of the three. Indeed much of the northern area of Market Rasen town is in the Parish of Middle Rasen.
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Middle Rasen Church Hall Hello to everyone of all ages. Would you like to join a small friendly group of ladies, who love dancing (gent's are also welcome). We do modern and traditional line dancing. If so, come along and join us on Wednesday 1 st September 7 - 8.30pm. We meet at the Church Hall in Middle Rasen where there is ample car parking! If you would like more information, please phone Christine on 01673 844159 or 07895198943.
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Linclonshire LIVES << more >> In Memory of <<more>> Commemorative Bench in Middle Rasen A big thank you must be said to Mr Nigel Appleyard on behalf of the village for replacing and raising the height of the bench at the junction of Low Church Road and North Street in memory of his late father Mr Jim Appleyard. The bench is ideally placed to catch the afternoon and evening sun. It provides an ideal stop for those walking a circuit of the village to have a socially distanced chat. Ann Daff (Feb 21 ) |
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