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Clocks going back can cause chaos for children's sleep habits but we have tips from sleep experts to make Sunday's clock change that much easier.

As Olivia and Oliver are named the most popular names for 2020, analysis of baby name data since 2001 paints a different regional picture.

Claire Vaccaro will welcome families to the first session of 'Tots Thursdays' at Kitchen and Coffee tomorrow.

St Wulfram's Church will be hosting an open workshop to help create angel sculptures for a festival next month.

If you've picked the perfect pumpkin and want to make it last until Halloween, we've some top tips:

Place2bee will run craft sessions as well as basic bike maintenance for children.

Grantham care home colleagues took part in a memory walk for the Alzheimer's Society.

A Halloween trail, themed music and a fancy dress competition are on offer at the park for 31 October.

Dozens of families visited the fairground to enjoy a variety of rides.

The daughter of a missing Grantham man has renewed her appeal for information on the 23rd anniversary of his disappearance.

Professional performers from Polka Dot Pantomimes are looking for a place to stay locally over the pantomime season.

The Grantham Sunrise Rotary Club hosted its first treasure hunt, which is set to become an annual event.

Disability groups and celebrities are among those praising Cbeebies, which has chosen 20-year-old George Webster as their newest presenter.

Representatives from local businesses were invited to a special opening at a new bistro today.

A village community rallied around to help their neighbour who had fallen ill in the early hours of the morning.

People's desire to 'treat' their pets is partly to blame for the numbers of animals piling on the pounds in lockdown, says a leading animal charity.

A Grantham man finally took part in a charity skydive this week to mark his 30th birthday last year.

Paddling pool closed temporarily this week due to safety reasons.

A Grantham tea room invited youngsters to dress up as little princesses last week for a special themed afternoon tea party.

The happiness of girls continues to decline dramatically, says the well-respected charity, which is now insisting the government take action.