Freiston Ings, Boston, PE22 0QE

Freiston is a village and civil parish in Lincolnshire, England, with a population of 1,306 according to the 2011 census. It lies roughly two miles (about three kilometres) east of the market town of Boston, placing it within easy reach of the larger town’s amenities while retaining a distinct rural character. The Greenwich Prime Zero meridian line runs between Freiston and Hobhole Drain, marking a notable geographic feature that can be seen from the village. As a civil parish, Freiston has its own local governance structure, and the community is likely to be close-knit with local events centred around the parish. The area is part of the PE 22 postal district, indicating its inclusion in the broader Boston postal area. The setting is typical of Lincolnshire countryside, with open fields and agricultural land surrounding the settlement.