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Grantham Journal column by Coun Richard Davies
More than 200 runners take part
Osbournby children strengthen ties with Australian school
Local causes rewarded at St Wulfram's Church event
Former classmates from a Grantham school, which closed in 1978, have been reunited after more than 40 years.
More than 2,000 schoolchildren descended on The Meres stadium this week to take part in the 11th annual Mini Olympics.
Nominate a business for this year's awards or put forward your own!
Harrowby Lane blocked off by police
Councillors hear how cameras help catch the crims
Steve faced a challenge from Lincoln driver Jackson as his bid to regain Radical title took a step back.
Grantham Tennis Club's netball team won an all-day tournament held at town's leisure centre.
Cyclists from all the East Midlands descended on annual Witham Wheelers road races.
Former professionals will be among those playing in the Vic Heppenstall Memorial Match next Friday (June 22).
Local rider King comes from back of the grid to finish 10th at end of weekend.
Kingston-Lee is first over the finishing line for Grantham Running Club, one of many impressive performances at Woodhall Spa last weekend.
Balfe Motorsport drive their McLaren to eighth at Silverstone as they look towards Spa Francorchamps.
Wyndham Park promises lots of fun this summer
Amore Mio to open in Westgate replacing New Era
Student to perform in First Night of the Proms
Recital at St Wulfram's Church will feature a variety of music.
Jessica Collett, a trainee teacher from Grantham, held a book signing at WH Smith earlier this month to promote her first novel.
Grantham Bubble Rush set for senior boost
Grantham groups finished first and fourth at Peterborough.
Belvoir CC played in Gunn and Moore Alliance.
New letterpress printing equipment delivered to the Journal in the late 1960s was destined to be replaced by new technology just a decade later.
Supermarket now stands where Gingerbreads' former ground stood.
