More than a hundred people gathered in the centre of Grantham yesterday to see a bench unveiled in honour of a soldier who was killed 27 years ago.
We do love a happy ending, and we are very happy to report that the mystery medal pictured above has now been reunited with its owner.
An experienced furniture manufacturer from Grantham has come up with an innovative idea which he believes could revolutionise the building industry.
The tradition of having your school photograph taken goes back a long time, as shown by this fabulous picture.
A bench in memory of a young soldier has been installed in the centre of Grantham this morning, 27 years after his death.
It wasn’t just the weather which gave marathon man Ben Smith a warm welcome yesterday, as hundreds of schoolchildren, fellow runners, bikers and well-wishers turned out in support as he ran his 247th out of 401 marathons through Grantham.
It may have been a Bank Holiday weekend, but that wasn’t going to stop dedicated Rivercare volunteers from turning out on Saturday morning to once again clean-up the River Witham.
With Huntingtower Community Primary Academy set to become the largest primary school in Grantham, plans are under way to build bigger and better facilities to accommodate 420 pupils by 2019.
The Marston community is also busy preparing a bid to buy The Thorold Arms pub, a campaign which took a major step forward with the launch of their share offer on St George’s Day.
Grantham has a new little star; four-year-old Bella Lindsey.
The owner of a Grade II* listed hall has defended his latest planning application to host weddings, which neighbouring residents say will damage the peace of the village.
A commemorative bench to a Granthamian who was killed by a bomb in Ireland 27 years ago, is to take a deserving spot on St Peter’s Hill.
Completing one marathon is a massive achievement.
Thanks to the dedication of a childhood friend, and the support of local businesses, a soldier killed in Belfast 27 years ago is being remembered with a beautifully crafted bench.
Campaigners organising a community purchase of their beloved village pub, are set to launch their share offer this Saturday.
A Foston physiotherapist who helped Danny Willett become the first British winner of the US Masters in 20 years, says he ‘always knew Danny was going to be one of the best’.
Have you ever thought about becoming a firefighter, but life has taken you down a different career path?
Planning permission for a new senior citizens’ community hall has paved the way for construction to commence on the new cinema development.
When you think of Grantham icons, you may come up with Sir Isaac Newton, Margaret Thatcher and Nicholas Parsons.
If scaling 10ft walls, wading through freezing water, and battling against electric shock wires wasn’t difficult enough, try doing it in a wheelchair.
