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A week of social media reactions to the Thatcher statue

With a week having passed since the installation of the Margaret Thatcher statue, here are some interesting reactions from social media.

Half-timbered building was an inn

The Malt Shovels is an early seventeenth century half-timbered building, writes Ruth Crook, of Grantham Civic Society.

Lincoln Castle to light beacon for the Queen's Jubilee

Lincoln Castle will host a special beacon lighting event in celebration of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

1940s living history event first in series of Belvoir Castle historical weekends

Visitors can immerse themselves in the 1940s during the first Belvoir Revisited event.

'Can someone ask my age in an interview?'

Citizens Advice South Lincolnshire answers the important questions.

Over 300 Ukrainian refugees are now settled in Lincolnshire

More than 300 refugees from the war in Ukraine are now making new lives in Lincolnshire – and 10 times that number could eventually settle here.

New care home welcomes first residents

A new care home has opened its doors and welcomed its first residents.

Schoolboy's sensory garden nearly complete after raising over £7,000

After months of hard work and fundraising, a schoolboy is now looking to put the finishing touches on a sensory garden.

'Whatever your politics, we should recognise Grantham’s place in history'

After the statue of Margaret Thatcher was installed, MP Gareth Davies says we should recognise significant public service of all party colours.

'We are working to improve dementia care'

A hospitals trust says it wants to work with carers of those with dementia to help improve services.

Property for nearly £1 million is an equestrian's dream

A four bedroom property has gone on the market for almost £1 million.

Concerns over plans for 70 homes

Plans for a housing development in a village off the A1 did not provide councillors with the assurance needed for approval.

Football club organises events for fans

A football club has organised two exciting upcoming events, which include a sporting dinner and comedy night.

Police carry out operation at Grantham railway station

Police have been operating at Grantham railway station in a bid to prevent weapons being brought into the town.

5 of the best plants for attracting bees as numbers continue to fall

The UK's bee populations are in a frightening freefall so what can we do to try and halt their decline?

Tree donated for Queen's Jubilee vandalised

A tree planted by a local organisation for the Queen's Jubilee has been vandalised.

District council leader shrugs off rumours of possible coup in Conservative group

Council leader Kelham Cooke has shrugged off rumours about a potential coup in the authority’s Conservative group.

Charming six-bed property is in no way run of the mill

A superbly-restored windmill tower is on the market with a guide price of £650,00 to £700,000 through Richard Watkinson and Partners, Newark.

Villages confirm Jubilee weekend events

A list of Jubilee events in the villages surrounding Grantham has been revealed.

Iceland to introduce senior discount day

Iceland is to introduce a weekly discount day to help its older customers with the cost of living crisis.

Plan for sheltered flats gets green light

A proposal to develop 20 sheltered flats in the town centre has been approved.

In Full

A week of social media reactions to the Thatcher statue

Half-timbered building was an inn

Half-timbered building was an inn

Lincoln Castle to light beacon for the Queen's Jubilee

Lincoln Castle to light beacon for the Queen's Jubilee

1940s living history event first in series of Belvoir Castle historical weekends

1940s living history event first in series of Belvoir Castle historical weekends

'Can someone ask my age in an interview?'

'Can someone ask my age in an interview?'

Over 300 Ukrainian refugees are now settled in Lincolnshire

Over 300 Ukrainian refugees are now settled in Lincolnshire

New care home welcomes first residents

New care home welcomes first residents

Schoolboy's sensory garden nearly complete after raising over £7,000

Schoolboy's sensory garden nearly complete after raising over £7,000

'Whatever your politics, we should recognise Grantham’s place in history'

'Whatever your politics, we should recognise Grantham’s place in history'

'We are working to improve dementia care'

'We are working to improve dementia care'

Property for nearly £1 million is an equestrian's dream