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A Journal reader has shared a poem as a reminder of ways to help restrict the spread of Covid-19 virus.

Fourteen starter homes are well underway in Ancaster with a number already reserved ahead of completion in July.

We are celebrating International Women’s Day today by highlighting inspirational women right here in Grantham.

A village church has received funding support from the Lottery to carry out essential structural repairs to the building.

A popular holiday park has banned people from camping in tents amid claims of ongoing anti-social behaviour.

Does Richard Davis actually answer to emails?

Police are currently dealing with two incidents at the bridge on Barrowby Road, Grantham.

A thrill-seeking pensioner took to the skies to raise £1,500 for the Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance.

Mindless vandals have smashed up two bus shelters on the same street.

Grantham’s Fairtrade Town Steering group’s chairman, Jack Odell visited pupils at Sandon School last week.

More than 2,000 schoolchildren descended on The Meres stadium this week to take part in the 11th annual Mini Olympics.

Rivercare volunteers turned out to give the River Witham a thorough clean up earlier this month.

Neighbours on New Street say their lives have been made a misery since a communal holding area for bins was built directly outside their homes.

Last week, one of my neighbours left a broken golfing umbrella next to everyone’s dustbins.

A family of rubber ducks took a dip in a rain-filled pothole in Long Bennington last week.

The mother of a boy who was attacked in a town centre park is calling for more resources.

An army veteran was left ‘embarrassed’ after being turned away from a town centre pub for being on his mobility scooter.

Grantham couple Richard and Andrea Coppin enjoyed a Buckingham Palace Garden Party with the Queen last Thursday.

A father has raised more than £2,000 for a local disabled children's group, by taking part in the London Marathon.

St Wulfram's Church has applied for a premises licence as it aims to re-establish its medieval identity of hospitality and welcome.