Environment

Two lots of waste have been dumped in a rural lane in the space of four days.

Oil drum, bikes and scooters were among items pulled from the River Witham by volunteers.

Plans also include the restoration and opening up of Bellmount Tower and creation of a cycle way to link Grantham town centre to the site.

District councillors will send a strong message backing people who live near Sudbrook quarry.

South Kesteven District Council has published report by Carbon Trust.

Trailers and more waste types will be accepted from July 6.

An angry reader is calling on parents to make sure they know where their children are.

The Grantham Canal Society needs to raise more than £13,000 to complete the slipway at its depot at Woolsthorpe-by-Belvoir.

A local lamb producer and wildlife trust are working together in a mutually beneficial arrangement.

A local company has stepped in to help with repairs at the site of a sculpture in Queen Elizabeth Park.

A village garden will open later this month.

Kyan and Alyssa grabbed their litter-pickers after hearing of a local 'grot spot'.

Fire fighters have answered a call from SKDC to improve the water conditions in the canal.

People are being 'selfish and inconsiderate' by leaving drinks cans, sweet wrappers and fast food bags on the ground.

Their impressive volunteer work has won praise from residents and passers-by.

The weeds surrounding the canal have been described as “dangerous for kids”, while fish have been struggling in the low water levels.

The £1.29m three-year ecological scheme will rejuvenate rivers and riverside areas.

Do you know who these waste warriors are? Get in touch.

The National Trust site has already sold out ahead of its Wednesday reopening.

Ken Wingad, a local artist, has painted a picture of how Queen Elizabeth Park in Grantham may look this time next year.