Want to stay in touch with the latest updates from Granthammatters? That's easy! Just subscribe clicking the Follow button below, choose topics or keywords for filtering if you want to, and we send the news to your inbox, to your phone via push notifications or we put them on your personal page here on Specificfeeds.
Reading your RSS feed has never been easier!
Website title: Grantham Matters – Grantham's News, History, What's on, Community Website
Is this your feed? Claim it!
HOLLIS Road is an industrial estate built on the site of the old Bjorlow tannery. These days it also draws in gymnasts, martial arts fans and gardeners. Earlesfield Lane, which it joins, was originally called Hollis Lane, and the bridge that carried it over the canal (No. 69) was Hollis Bridge, though locally it was […]
The post
Juice-E-Vaporium, which opened as Grantham’s first dedicated vape store, will close permanently at the end of October. The shop was opened as Juice-E in 2013 by Kam and Debbie. Announcing the closure, Josh said cigarettes were a common sight on the town’s streets back then, and that over the past 13 years the shop has […]
The post
Teams from United Lincolnshire Hospitals Charity and construction company Balfour Beatty are set to play in a special fundraising match to help raise awareness of baby loss and the vital support provided by the Maternity Bereavement Services across Lincolnshire hospitals. The match will take place on Friday 16th October as part of a series of […]
The post
Successful skills events return and expand More Grow Your Skills events hosted countywide after successfully supporting hundreds of residents over the last year. Delivered by the county council’s 2Aspire programme, in partnership with a range of training providers, employers and support organisations, Grow Your Skills events offer free advice and guidance for anyone looking t...
Marston’s community pub awarded grant for refurbishment The Thorold – a community run pub – has been awarded £4,500 from Lincolnshire County Council to refresh the interior and replace a fire door. It’s thanks to the council’s Strategic Grant Fund which aims to directly benefit community projects across Lincolnshire. County councillor, Ken Bamford, put the […]
The post...