Thousands of appointments are being wasted by non-attenders across Grantham’s GP surgeries, with practice managers describing the situation as “a nightmare”.
Aerial shots of the Grantham bypass have shown how far work has progressed since September, with the first phase of the £80 million project including the creation of two new roundabouts.
South Kesteven District Council’s planning committee have voted in favour of plans to turn a 9.6 hectare former quarry site in Castle Bytham, into 85 homes and a shop.
Marston residents have succeeded in the first step of a campaign to save their beloved pub, The Thorold Arms.
A former student of Belvoir High School in Bottesford is launching her first book, after travelling the world on a journey of self-discovery.
A 91-year-old from Plungar has received France’s highest award, the Légion d’honneur, for her role in the country’s liberation during the Second World War.
A retail study has highlighted vacancies in Grantham town centre are 4.6 per cent higher than the national average.
This year we saw some truly deserving winners at our Grantham is Great Awards.
A councillor is calling on South Kesteven District Council to consider creating ‘new settlements’ to meet housing demand, rather than focusing most of the development in Grantham.
Eager to highlight the work of Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, communications officer Rachel Shaw told us what the organisation has been up to in the area recently.
Four local primary schools have been ranked within the top 10 in the county, according to performance tables released by the Department for Education.
The Salvation Army Citadel could be transformed into the town’s very own ‘Gingerbread House’, if a planning application is approved.
A year-long group fund-raising challenge organised by a woman wanting to celebrate her 40th birthday, has smashed its £4,000 target.
A well-known Granthamian is shutting her cake-making and baking accessories business, with the shop’s last day this Christmas Eve.
Plans are well under way to set up a local authority controlled company (LACC), enabling South Kesteven District Council to generate income within the private sector.
Grantham College students have been inspired by the vital work of Grantham Foodbank, and created posters to spread the charity’s community goals.
Proposals to increase green waste bin charges have been backed by the South Kesteven District Council cabinet, as part of decisions on fees and charges for 2016/17.
Long Bennington residents have expressed their sympathy with the Cumbria flooding victims, with some sharing the prospect of not being able to spend Christmas at home.
After growing up in Cyprus in the limelight, as the son of an international footballer as well as enjoying his own career as a successful singer, Andreas Alkiviades is now using his musical skills to run classes for youngsters in Grantham and the surrounding area.
Proposals for three new affordable council housing schemes in Grantham have been approved by South Kesteven District Council’s cabinet.