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The most compensation paid to a single claimant by SKDC was £32,205.
Layouts from Channel 5's Great Model Railway Challenge will be on show at open day
Pensioner hits back at 'disgruntled millennial'
Column by Callum Sutton
Lisa Freestone and Lesley Roberts completed Macmillan’s Mighty Hike to raise money for cancer support.
Village raised over £1,000 for the Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance at its summer gala.
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Grantham shopping centre remains closed
Dogs were lining up to donate their blood at a doggy day care centre this week.
Bettter get to The Meres early tomorrow if you are thinking of sitting down...
Play-off disappointment as Bombers fail in final drive at Lincoln.
Belvoir recover from shaky start but have no answer to Ellerslie skipper's bat.
Pauline Haggerty emerges triumphant in annual Stoke Rochford ladies' competition.
The latest lottery draw from Grantham Town Supporters Club...
Teams battle it out for the Leeder Shield at Swayfield
Balfe Motorsport bring home McLaren sports car in second place in latest round of British GT Championship.
Coming to town in September, The Furrow Collective was voted best band at BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards.
Hundreds of folk fans descended on Leadenham village on Sunday for its annual day of folk music, dance and song.
Last chance of the summer for classic car enthusiasts to get together for a chat, a drink and a bite to eat.
There are plenty of local faces to look out for in the amateur production of the legendary rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar.
One of the best firework events in the UK will be held in the grounds of the Regency castle on Saturday.
Join us as we cast our minds back to the Grantham of years gone by with Memory Lane, plus find out what was going on 10, 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
Stoke Rochford businessman's restoration project led to research into 19th century carriageworks Andersons.
Women competed with men in the rough, tough oily world of grass track racing in the 1960s.
A Grantham woman has raised nearly £2,000 after climbing up and down Bellmount Tower hill 100 times.
Do you recognise any of these village cricket players from 25 years ago?
