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Gregory House Summer Market – August 15th, Grantham
Gregory House on Welby Gardens is hosting a Summer Market on 15 August with games, food, and entertainment. All proceeds support resident amenities.
Grantham roads resurfacing: £1.4m scheme starts August
Rosemary Crescent and Granta Crescent in Grantham are among roads being resurfaced between August and September under Lincolnshire County Council's £1.4m…
Hill Avenue Named After First World War General
Hill Avenue in Grantham takes its name from Brigadier General Henry Cecil de la Montague Hill, who commanded Harrowby Camp during WWI, not from the…
Today in Grantham — 31 July
Today in Grantham: Who recalls these lads from the Nash?, plus 1 more local story with links to the full coverage.
Today in Grantham — 30 July
Today in Grantham: Grantham Trades Fair, plus 4 more local stories with links to the full coverage.
Grantham fly-tipping fines fund wildlife conservation
Three firms paid £98,000 in fines for illegal waste dumping at Hook Cliff Farm near Grantham. The money now funds nature recovery across Lincolnshire.
Hal Cruttenden Comedian Grantham September 2026
TV comedian Hal Cruttenden headlines Funhouse Comedy Club at Grantham Railway Social Club on 24 September. Tickets £17 in advance.
Grantham Bike Night: August 6 Road Closures & Music Line-Up
Grantham Bike Night returns 6 August with live music, bike displays and food. Market Place closed 2pm–11pm. Four rock acts performing.
South Kesteven Council Tax Payment Error Apologised
South Kesteven District Council has apologised after an error caused August council tax payments to be taken early from residents' accounts by direct…
Boy, 14, Arrested After Fire at Grantham's Mallard Court
A 14-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of arson after a fire at Mallard Court in Grantham on 28 July damaged a caravan, cars and fencing.…
Grantham cow shooting 2013: what happened
In March 2013, Lincolnshire Police shot dead a Belgian blue cow loose near Belton Lane in Grantham after it became distressed and unpredictable.
Grantham Mencap Spud in a Pot Weigh-in Returns
Grantham Mencap held its second annual Spud in a Pot weigh-in, with 13 entries from centre users competing in a fun community event that celebrated…
Three Grantham Parks Awarded Green Flags by Assessors
Wyndham Park, Queen Elizabeth Park and Dysart Park in Grantham have all received Green Flag awards. Wyndham Park has held the award for 15 consecutive…
Dementia Wristbands Roll Out at Grantham Hospital
Forget-me-not wristbands are being offered to dementia patients at Grantham and District Hospital and other Lincolnshire urgent care centres to help…
Grantham Planning Applications: July 2026
Eight planning applications submitted in Grantham between May and July 2026, including residential amendments, listed building work and mixed-use…
How Huntingtower Road Got Its Name in Grantham
The Earl of Dysart donated land for Huntingtower Road School in 1912. The Scottish peerage title came to Grantham through the Tollemache family, major…
Grantham Spud in a Pot Challenge hits record 60 entries
Grantham's Spud in a Pot Challenge saw record entries and a new winning weight of 5.78kg in its sixth year, raising £650 for local disability charities.
Grantham Roads: Pothole Prevention Work Planned August
Lincolnshire County Council will treat Bluegate and Church Street in Grantham on 20 August to prevent potholes and extend road life.
Shirley Anne Hall, Grantham – Obituary
Shirley Anne Hall, a long-time Grantham resident who worked at BMARCO and lived in Great Gonerby, has died aged 88. Funeral service 18 August.