Leasingham
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Leasingham is a small village in Lincolnshire situated less than 2 miles north of Sleaford, just off the A15.
The village has many fine old buildings - notably the large church of St Andrews, the manor house and a row of alms houses - as well as a good stock of modern housing. A recent development was Highwayman's Haunt which was built in the 1990s on the east side of the village.
Leasingham has many facilities making it an attractive place to live. These include:
- St Andrews primary school
- the "Duke of Wellington" pub
- village hall
- post office/shop
- corner shop (Crescent Stores)
- farm shop (selling plants and vegetables)
- playing fields including a bowls club
- a Wesleyan chapel
- two hairdressers
There is a local bus service that runs every hour to Sleaford, where regular buses and trains can be found to Lincoln, Grantham, Nottingham, Skegness etc.
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