Grantham

Children at Bottesford Pre-School got a glimpse of what it is like to be a farmer today.

More than 500 people took part in the first-ever Bubble Rush at Stoke Rochford Hall on Saturday, in aid of St Barnabas Hospice.

A Grantham man dressed up in fancy dress to complete a 24-hour ultra marathon for charity.

Cards for Good Causes has opened up in The George Centre in Grantham.

An angry driver is prepared to risk going to jail rather than pay a parking fine.

I have just read the latest letter from Mr Andrews (Journal, September 22, 2017) and I really think he has gone too far this time.

Monday morning shoppers were treated to the rousing sounds of a brass band, as Swinton Insurance celebrated its 60th anniversary this week.

A Grantham couple, whose love of music and dancing brought them together, are celebrating their golden wedding anniversary.

I have written this ode to say thank you and to express my appreciation to the NHS.

Five intrepid walkers took part in the annual 10-mile sponsored walk along the Grantham Canal, last Sunday.

Members of campaign group SOS Grantham Hospital petitioned Labour Party Conference attendees at Brighton this week.

Last weekend’s hugely successful Stamford Georgian Festival has brought home to me again, just like at Gravity Fields 12 months ago, what can be achieved in this wonderful district.

A fund-raising concert will be held in October for next year’s Grantham Music Festival.

Representatives of Lincolnshire Police say a ‘derisory’ pay offer of two per cent could mean officer numbers having to be reduced in the future.

Enter your little one into our popular Baby and Toddler Photo Competition for your chance to win a beautiful canvas print.

The national Royal British Legion (RBL) organisation is being criticised by a local branch for stonewalling its attempts to secure land for community use.

A Grantham theatre group for young people is looking forward to taking part in the Edinburgh Fringe next year. The PerfAct Youth Theatre Group is calling on youngsters to get involved in an exciting project which professional drama coach and PerfAct founder Fiona Kimberley-Pope calls a “real adventure”. She talked to the Journal about the Edinburgh project and her theatre group.

Grantham’s Jubilee Church Life Centre marked the official launch of two new projects at a celebration ceremony on Monday.

A Grantham Hospital support group will hold a public meeting on Sunday to find out how the fight to save services should go from here.

Schoolchildren have brightened up an eyesore at the front of Grantham Hospital with artwork.