Whether you're dressing in Lincoln Green, singing the Lincolnshire Poacher or commemorating the Lincolnshire Rising....today is Lincolnshire Day....so here are four of the county's Blue Plaques.

Do you miss Top of the Pops? Keen to watch major artists on Thursdays at 7.00? Maybe with bit of chat? The odd Pop Quiz question? Some classic videos? A Heritage Chart rundown. And help your favourite artists whose income has been decimated? "That Was Then..This Is Now" is coming

You haven't mentioned 'the finest son' by name.

Check out artist Shany Hagan's amazing painting of Diana, Princess of Wales..... just finished this week. Shany Hagan

And in to the top ten goes Marty Wilde MBE & Kim Wilde👽 at No.10 with "60s World." Congratulations to Marty officially recognised an an "Eight-Decade Artist." And this is the first time that Marty & Cliff have been in a Top 20 together since June 1962.

Most days I work with the latest technology. When I was in Jamaica it was back to basics. Vinyl discs, Noel Coward's old auto-change record player & his album collection. All still there at his home. 'Firefly' 1,000 feet up over the Caribbean. Simply marvellous dear boy.

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October has been a hectic month for us so apologies for not commemorating the two counties that had their 'County Day' during this month. First Oxfordshire on the 19th....a county with a wealth of blue plaques.

Yesterday was Lancashire Day...sea, sport, countryside, music, art, industry & so much more. The Beatles George Formby Bolton Wanderers Real Lancashire BBC Lancashire BBC Manchester BBC Merseyside

Santa tells me that his elves have four of my books, on their shelves, that he says (his words, not mine) are ideal Christmas stocking fillers. I'm simply passing his message on as a favour.

Enjoying spotting the anachronistic musical allusions in Jeeves & the Leap of Faith Ben Schott (three so far) It's like spotting the mouse that Terence Cuneo used to hide on stamps.

So sad to hear about Eric St. John Foti. One of the people who changed and shaped my life with his drive, philosophy, charm, keen interest in others, incisive intellect and ready wit. He will be much missed but he left an amazing legacy of which I am proud to be a small part.

It was a hundred years ago, in 1921, the most common blue plaque design was revised, as it was discovered that glazed Royal Doulton stoneware was cheaper than the encaustic formerly used. In 1925 seven were erected with the new design, including one commemorating #Canaletto.

For National Storytelling Week we're giving away a copy of Mike Read's book A Thousand Years of a London Street: Denmark Street. To enter: 📘Follow us Cranthorpe Millner Publishers 📘Retweet 📘Comment your favourite book #BookGiveaway #DenmarkStreet #ReadingCommunity

On this morning's breakfast show, the poem to Captain Sir Tom Moore & a poem for Buddy Holly. Also the Fluff Top Ten, Bits & Pieces, Top of the Nags & the Star Phone Call...heritage artists & better tunes. I won't take the draw at half time..I'm going for the win. Nation Radio UK

It's Shropshire Day. here are four of your many blue plaques. Raising a glass to half a million Salopians. Shropshire Star @shropbusiness BBC Shropshire

In Chaucer's 1381/2 poem “Parliament of Foules,” he wrote ““For this was on seynt Volantynye's day / Whan euery bryd comyth there to chese his make." OK there's a paucity of Chaucery stuff in my Valentine's Day 3-5 Nation Radio UK but I have songs & more Tales than Canterbury.

A happy St Piran's Day to all Cornish folk. "Onen Hag Oll." BBC Cornwall Clarence House Royal Cornwall Show Visit Cornwall

For a year or two I drove a Ford Galaxie Skyliner Convertible with bench seats, an electronic hood, the need for two parking spaces & which ran at at a rather thirsty 14 mpg. More cars & heaps of music Downforce Radio 🧡 Breakfast Show 7-10

It was two years ago that we gathered on the bridge at Walton-on-Thames for the unveiling of the 'Anzac Way' commemorative blue plaque. WoTTA NZ High Commission in London