Half Term Skateboarding Sessions

Monday, 16 February 2026 13:34

Skateboarding sessions are being held for half term across South Kesteven this week.

The events organized by the district council take place through the day in different towns.

They're free of charge and booking isn't required, just take your skateboard along. Beginners who want to give the sport a try can borrow some gear to get involved. Events begin at 11 o'clock this morning at Deeping Skate Park on Linchfield Road. Tomorrow they're at the Stamford Skate Park on the Rec. Bourne on Wednesday and Grantham on Thursday. The sessions run each day until half past one.

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