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Exercise Georgiana got under way on Tuesday in Claypole to test the emergency services in a crisis situation.

A paramedic visited the children at a nursery to give them a close-up look at an ambulance.

An Ingoldsby couple who lived opposite each other when they were children celebrate their golden wedding on Saturday, May 25.

Police officers pulled over a man driving erratically in Watergate, Grantham, on suspicion of drink-driving.

A man successfully argued he had not breached his bail conditions when he appeared in court on Monday.

A lorry driver and grandfather of 14 told magistrates “I was a prat” after he was pepper sprayed by police and arrested in Grantham town centre.

Three men, one aged 90, appeared before magistrates charged with historic sexual offences in Grantham.

A woman accused of stealing from elderly and vulnerable people was remanded in custody until her next court appearance on May 31.

I would like to respond to recent comments made by Nick Boles and Richard Davies regarding jobs and other matters.

I would like to respond to Peter Clawson’s letter (Journal, May 17) about Lincolnshire County Council (LCC) not doing enough for Grantham Museum, as it is unfortunately wildly inaccurate.

Good old-fashioned entertainment in the form of a puppet show kept youngsters amused on Saturday during the ‘Love Your Market’ event in Grantham.

Exercise Georgiana ‘survivors’ were all given a story to tell and many of them threw themselves into their roles at Claypole Village Hall, which served as the ‘survivor reception centre’, on Tuesday.

A real team effort is behind an upcoming charity auction to raise money for the Journal Children’s Fund: Christmas Cracker Appeal.

Exercise Georgiana got under way in Claypole on Tuesday morning with dozens of volunteers acting as survivors of a derailed train.

Solicitors across the country are in uproar over Government plans to make radical changes to Legal Aid in the United Kingdom.

A special visitor called in to speak to children at Barrowby Primary School, weeks 
before his next deployment to Afghanistan.

Korea veteran Tony Hook may be a familiar face to Journal readers for any number of reasons.

A disabled teenager is devastated by the theft of treasured items from her home.

Resurfacing work will take place next week in Stonebridge Road, Grantham, to repair the hole-ridden surface.