Business

Staff from the Bourne Health Club got together last week to mark a very special retirement of one of its long standing staff members.

JMP Solicitors won Business of the Year at the Grantham Journal Business Awards 2015 on Wednesday.

Mark Bates Ltd won the Judges’ Excellence Award at the Grantham Journal Business awards 2015 on Wednesday.

Debbie Rogers, of The Boutique, won Businessperson of the Year at the Grantham Journal Business Awards on Wednesday night.

Alex Wade, who works for Mark Bates Ltd, won the Employee of the Year Award at the Grantham Journal Business Awards 2015 on Wednesday.

Downtown won the Employer of the Year Award at the Grantham Journal Business Awards 2015 on Wednesday.

A1 Security Services picked up the Business Innovation Award at the Grantham Journal Business Awards 2015 on Wednesday.

Cafe Rainbow, based at Grantham Tennis Club, won the Best Not for Profit/Social Enterprise Award at the Grantham Journal Business Awards 2015 on Wednesday.

The Everest Inn restaurant won the Great Taste Award at the Grantham Journal Business Awards on Wednesday night.

A business group set up to promote market towns is organising a day of shopping to give Uppingham’s retailers a summer boost.

Last night’s Grantham Journal Business Awards was a spectacular event which showcased the very best of business in the town.

Shoppers are being warned that some Galaxy Cookie Crumble chocolate bars may contain a small piece of white plastic.

Here is a selection of vacancies currently available through Grantham Jobcentre

A keen dog-walker has written a book to share 20 of her favourite routes.

A Grantham hair salon is celebrating its 50th anniversary this weekend and is still serving customers who were with them when they first opened.

An entrepreneur who has come up with an innovative idea for a new loyalty app is calling on the people of Stamford to help make his launch a success.

A businesswoman who took over her late mother’s café three months ago has been shocked by a notice telling her to leave the premises in six months.

Here is a selection of vacancies currently availaable through Grantham Jobcentre

A slate firm specialising in heritage projects has applied to reopen a mine and keep traditional skills alive for years to come.

One of Rutland’s biggest employers is securing the future of its workforce by training the next generation of engineers and managers.