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News
Well-known John will be missed by many
A FORMER police inspector who will be remembered for being a larger than life character has died, aged 76.
Council works to stop A607 becoming dangerous
A ROAD which sparked safety concerns in May after two serious motorcycle accidents is to be resurfaced by the council - and work will start on Monday.
Grateful couple raise £750 for our hospice appeal
A COUPLE raised a fantastic £755 for the hospice appeal recently when they held a Bangers and Cash barbecue.
Meet the new man in charge of our hospital
A NEW chief executive will start work for the trust which runs Grantham Hospital on Monday.
Oil company hopes to drill for black gold near Grantham
FOUR million barrels of oil is sitting beneath a village near Grantham - and an oil company has big plans to drain it all, to the horror of parish councillors.
Sport
Defeat but no disgrace as Grantham go down fighting against Lincoln City
GRANTHAM left the field feeling a little hard done by after losing 2-0 to local rivals Lincoln City on Tuesday night at The Meres.
ATHLETICS: Town athletes finish national league in fourth
TWENTY-four members of Grantham Athletic Club took part in the final National Young Athletes League match at Derby last Sunday.
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Community
Miss L. M. Tresadern Mr K. Davison
MISS Lynn Marie Tresadern, daughter of Mrs Doreen Tresadern, of The Drive, Grantham, and the late Mr Clifford Tresadern, and Mr Keith Davison, son of Ken and Mona Davison, of Canberra Crescent, Grantham, were married at Tottenham Hotspur Football Stadium, London.
Miss K. Money Mr W. Hodgson
MISS Karen Money, daughter of Raymond and Vivien Money, of Bottesford, and Mr William Hodgson, son of Keith and Elke Hodgson, of Bottesford, were married at St Mary the Virgin Church, Bottesford.
Miss A-C. Baxter Mr I. Boneham
MISS Ami-Claire Baxter, daughter of David Lee and Susan Baxter, of Grantham, and Mr Ian Boneham, son of Christopher and June Boneham, of Grantham, were married at St Sebastian’s Church, Great Gonerby.
Miss R. Ashby Mr P. I’Anson
MISS Rebecca Ashby, daughter of Jackie John, of Whitland, South Wales, and Paul Ashby, of Loughborough, and Mr Philip I’Anson, son of Mary and John I’Anson, of Pretoria Road, Grantham, were married at St Bertoline’s Church, Barthomley, Cheshire.
Seaside fete
AVERY Lodge Care Home residents are bringing the seaside to Grantham on August 7 for their garden fete.
Lifestyle
Team of fitness fanatics attempts four-hour spinning marathon
TWELVE fitness fanatics are planning to do a four-hour spinning marathon on August 1 to raise money for a Gambian school.
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Creative students display their art at the Guildhall
PIECES of art created by talented students of Kesteven and Grantham Girls’ School are on display at the Guildhall Arts Centre.
It’s a fun-packed week for families at Belton
BELTON House has a packed programme of events this week.
Fraser looks at the Mitsubishi ASX
CAR-MAD Fraser Lucas, 14, of Bingham, casts his eye over the Mitsubishi ASX.
Giant autojumble is at showground
A DISPLAY of classic cars and motorbikes will form part of an autojumble at the Newark and Nottinghamshire Showground.
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Sunday 01 August 2010
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