Environment

The Grantham Journal team has spent the morning collecting litter as part of our campaign The Great Grantham Spring Clean.

A riverside path in Grantham will close for two days this week to allow for work on trees to be carried out.

Six newborn hoglets have been rescued from a Grantham park last week.

A Grantham woman has said she’s “disgusted” at the state of the long grass in parts of Grantham Cemetery.

A Grantham teenager embarked on a family litter-pick to give back to the community for supporting him through illness.

The Grantham Canal Society will be running boat trips along Grantham Canal on Father’s Day on Sunday, June 20.

Villagers have voiced their opposition against plans for a solar farm in open countryside east of Grantham.

A councillor is calling for tougher measures to tackle litter louts after a local beauty spot was left strewn with rubbish over the half-term break.

A planning application has been submitted for the construction of a waste transfer station in Grantham.

An angry resident is calling for a peaceful protest outside the Lion Gates at Belton House, which have been closed by the National Trust.

In a letter to the Journal, reader Steve Cattell says a new McDonald's planned for Downtown will mean more rubbish on our roads.

A petition calling for the scrapping of plans for wetlands to be created in a Grantham park has attracted more than 500 signatures.

A recycling company is creating 50 jobs with an expansion of its facility near Grantham.

Councillors are looking for a solution to debates over household waste recycling centres.

A public consultation has been launched into plans for 4,000 homes to be built on land off Somerby Hill in Grantham.

A Grantham business has challenged a village primary school to come up with ways to reuse and repurpose everyday items.

Residents of South Kesteven can expect some changes to their bin collection day for the Spring Bank Holiday next week.

A group of volunteers have expressed concerns over delivery packaging in river after their latest clean-up of the town.

A family-run farm has received approval to transform one of its fields into a natural burial ground.

Members of the Rotary Club of Grantham and supporters ventured out on their third litter-picking venture at the weekend.