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Concerns raised by opposition councillors
Commitment to the UK's national Armed Forces Covenant
Lorry carrying sulphuric acid overturned at Colsterworth
Police stopped a vehicle which was being driven erratically in Grantham and found cannabis.
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Five people are in custody this afternoon on suspicion of drug related charges 'County lines'.
Several people have been fined for dropping cigarette butts in Grantham streets following hearings at Boston Magistrates’ Court.
Town boss Richard Thomas's plan to keep a clean sheet could not have turned out much worse . . .
Latest victory extends fourth-placed Arrows' unbeaten run to 10 games.
Martin O'Neill's first step on the managerial ladder was at Grantham Town, to whom he signed a host of stars.
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Grantham Town took a knock on Saturday with a defeat at Bamber Bridge, but Thomas remains positive.
Mick Massingham's chosen charity benefits to the tune of more than £1,200 over his year as senior captain at Sudbrook Moor.
Members of Witham Wheelers stretched their legs in the club's first reliability ride of the new year on Sunday.
Enjoy a journey of good versus evil, with lots of laughter . . .
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New company to run community station
Lincolnshire Cheerleading Academy returned home with a haul of trophies at their first cheer and dance competition of the season.
A local artist has taken over a shop front to host an exhibition of her drawings and paintings.
Back in the late 1960s, the Grantham Journal sports pages had a 'Photospot' feature, with a local team each week . . .
Scouts from Colsterworth travelled to London for the first winter camp of the season.
Members of the Grantham Labour Party protested against a rise in the cost of rail fares at Grantham Station on Wednesday.
A family's beloved pet dog was found dead on Boxing Day. Warning: Some readers may find the image disturbing.
But opponents threaten legal action saying procedures are not being followed
