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Two workshops held via Zoom will teach skills for any budding musical star.

A local attraction has extended its most popular annual feature.

A Strictly star will come to Grantham as part of his tour.

Entertainment is being provided online by the Guildhall Arts Centre.

'Live in Lockdown' is part of the Guildhall Arts Centre programme, online on Friday.

The 136th Lincolnshire Show will showcase its usual attractions and exhibitors on an online platform.

The peak of a meteor showers could see up to 50 an hour zoom across our skies, while the year's third consecutive supermoon will also appear.

Review: Bright, colourful lights and festive music make for a great Christmas trip out.

Property of the Week: Head to Yarwell Mill's open days to see how 'park life' could suit you.

The family of a young girl, who was born unable to swallow, will hold a fund-raising ball to raise awareness of her extremely rare condition.

Pupils at an additional needs school have been learning about the life cycle of hens with the arrival of six new chicks.

The Grantham Journal’s photographer captured this scene (above) of the aftermath of a collision between a Co-op coal lorry and another truck from Peterborough, back in 1955.

Plans have finally been submitted for a new village hall in Ropsley after a 15 year fundraising campaign.

Grantham Journal reader Mick Coe dropped off this photograph of a snowy scene in the 1950s.

Grantham punk band English Dogs formed in the early 1980s and comprised, from left – drummer Andy ‘Pinch’ Pinching, Mark ‘Wattie’ Watson on bass, singer Pete ‘Wakey’ Wakefield and guitarist Jon ‘Minty’ Murray.

Both junior and senior netball teams of Belvoir Secondary School in Bottesford enjoyed a season of considerable success and, in fact, respectively headed the Kesteven Senior and Junior Netball Leagues in 1964.

With the Elvis Presley film ‘Fun in Acapulco’ screening at Grantham’s Granada cinema in February of 1964, members of local beat combo Dave Knight and The Trellions donned Mexican garb and, with the help of two teenage girl dancers (Carol Mitchell and Carol Watkin), invited patrons to try out a new dance – ‘The Acapulco’ – in the foyer of the theatre.

The Black Dog has not always been the only hostelry in Grantham’s Watergate – and not even the only one with the ‘Dog’ moniker.

Lincolnshire motor racing circuit Cadwell Park has announced its 2018 calendar, headlined by the Bennetts British Superbike Championship ‘Party in the Park’, plus historic bike and car events and a busy line-up of high-octane entertainment almost every weekend from now until November.

With the Grantham Journal on the cusp of a move to new premises this year, we thought we would look back to our office’s long-standing position on the High Street.