Human Interest

A former King's School student has got his work featured in an art exhibition.

The best friend of Daniela Espirito Santo has spoken of the void her death has left in her life after the case attracted global coverage.

Councillor Mike Exton, who served his community for many years, has died following a short illness.

Families with children receiving benefits-related free school meals can access a programme of activities and food during the school holidays.

A village cricket club refurbished their rundown pavilion on a shoestring budget with the help of local businesses and volunteers.

A Grantham pre-school has celebrated the end of term with a double graduation as several children and two of its staff members graduate.

A Grantham author has secured more than £16,000 on Kickstarter to fund a comprehensive encyclopaedia of monsters and mythical creatures.

Ruth Crooks, of Grantham Civic Society, discussed Harrow Street in Grantham.

The Grantham Red Cross mobility aids service has been able to re-open after having to take a long break due to Covid precautions.

The winners of the Grantham Journal’s inaugural Pet of the Year competition have received their prizes.

Two councillors with positions on other councils are not allowed to represent themselves as Conservatives after they were suspended from the party.

‘Wulfram Wednesdays’ are back with a range of creative activities taking place at St Wulfram’s Church and Grantham House this summer.

A vandal broke the head off a Lincoln Imp sculpture designed by a nine-year-old child in a moment of "drunken stupidity".

A mayor has defended his council against allegations of bullying after two of his fellow Tory members were found to have harassed their town clerk.

Two councillors have been suspended from the Conservative Party after they were found to have harassed their town clerk.

A parish church is set to host a Covid-friendly concert at the weekend with well-known musicians playing.

More than 220,000 children in England have already had a Covid-19 vaccine, figures show.

The car park at Twyford Woods near Colsterworth is closed this week.

A total of 16 suspects have been served notices for fishing offences.

A man climbed a mountain in memory of his mother who died of cancer with weights on his back to symbolise the weighing feeling caused by the disease.