The country’s animals, birds and wildlife amused and moved us in 2022. Here are some of the picture highlights of the past 12 months.
Politics dominated the news agenda in 2022, with cabinet reshuffles and Matt Hancock’s unexpected arrival in the Australian jungle among key moments.
The entertainment industry did not disappoint in 2022 as it made a drama-fuelled comeback after two years of coronavirus disruption.
The Abbey Gardens were originally a walled garden belonging to Abbey House on the opposite side of the road.
Actress June Brown, singer Meat Loaf and podcaster and activist Dame Deborah James were among the stars who died in 2022.
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It has been a year of change for the royal family, with the death of the Queen sending a nation into mourning and putting a new monarch on the throne.
The Flying Scotsman and the NHS will be celebrated in new commemorative coins for 2023, bearing the King’s official coinage portrait.
F W Woolworths shop number 157 opened in 1924 at 8 Market Place, in the shop previously occupied by Messrs Hall and Sons.
The case against a Grantham man accused of making hundreds of indecent pictures of children has been adjourned for a trial.
Mock-ups showing the new bank notes to feature King Charles III have been shared by the Bank of England.
Time is running out for residents to have their say on a proposed multi billion pound reservoir.
As county councillors say they are sick of "dangerous" pavement parking, the Journal's 'Dozy Parker' campaign rolls on.
A taxi driver has written a letter giving his views on some of the shortcomings surrounding traffic and roads in the town.
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A Grantham man has been jailed for 14 years after assaulting a boy and three females.
Up to 150 meteors an hour should be visible in the night sky for the peak of the unusual Geminid meteor shower.
In April 1839, the Grantham Sessions sat before John Hildyard, recorder, Thomas Harvey the Mayor, and all the Borough Magistrates.
Around 120 bikers, and Santa as well, rode from Bottesford to Grantham to deliver toys to nearby children in 1994.
This year’s Autumn Concert by Grantham Choral Society offered a novel and challenging alternative to the large choral 'standard'.
A man who denies sexual charges against a number of young alleged victims will go on trial in the new year.
More than 11.6 million pensioners will start to receive up to £600 to help with their energy bills this winter.
