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The county council has recently highlighted itself as nothing short of a committee out of touch with its residents, says student Callum Sutton.
The cars were set alight in the early hours of this morning outside council flats in Sandon Road, Grantham.
Fourteen ready-made council houses are being craned into place in Grantham this week to help meet the demand for affordable housing.
Grantham Jobcentre have suggested six areas where you may be eligible for universal credit.
Staff at Grantham College have pledged to give up something they love for 100 days to raise funds for a ‘magic’ sensory carpet.
Two fire crews were called to the incident at Egglestone House on Sandon Road at 1.30am.
Two fire crews attended the incident in Sandon Road in the early hours of this morning.
Officers in Grantham have issued a warning to residents following a number of outbuilding break-ins in Grantham.
South Kesteven District Council has confirmed it will pay for the life-saving machines to be installed in town centre locations.
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New joint chairman Kevin Newman will begin his role straight away.
Grantham Running Club members return to race action at Oundle after festive hiatus.
In a surprise move, Grantham Town chairman Nigel Wedgwood has left the club.
New Harrowby signings contribute to 4-2 victory at Dickens Road.
Grantham Town squander first half lead and concede heavily after the break.
Gingerbreads boss Paul Rawden reflects on Town's defeat to Lancaster City on Saturday.
Journal angling correspondent Dave Coster laments his bad luck in match peg draw.
Savoy Cinema is show exciting Polish action film for two nights only this weekend.
Trombone player Dennis Rollins has written a piece commissioned for the school's big band which they will perform at St Wulfram's Church next week.
The actor returned to his old school for the awards which celebrated the achievements of last year’s Year 9 and 10 students.
An amateur photographer is hoping to inspire others to take up “the addictive hobby,” as a way of expressing themselves.
The Duchess of Rutland appeared on Good Morning Britain yesterday to discuss the new McDonald’s restaurant set to be built near Oakham.
Memory Lane this week is all bikes crashing, cars colliding and buildings destroyed
Sunday league team had just enjoyed a handsome victory.
Wallwork's opening attracted a large crowd and the building would later go on to become a popular supermarket, several times over.
This week the Journal journeys back to school, a town park and even to Bourne . . .
Town social club truly was the place to be in the rock 'n' roll years.
