By The Editor
31st Mar 2019 | Local News
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By The Editor
31st Mar 2019 | Local News
Grantham swimmer Callum Melville will return home from the Scottish National swimming championships today with an incredible five-medal haul and three national titles under his belt.
With his Scottish mum Laura watching every stroke poolside, the 13-year-old from Morton, near Bourne, completed his programme at Tollcross Swimming Centre in Glasgow with two golds and three silvers to deliver a glittering Mother's Day present.
By The Editor
31st Mar 2019 | Local News
WARNING: Some readers may find the second image of an injured dog upsetting.
A former Grantham man is due to be sentenced for keeping and training dogs for fighting and causing unnecessary suffering to two dogs on April 8 - America's National Dog Fighting Awareness Day.
But she is determined to beat it for the sake of her kids
Grantham swimmer Callum Melville struck gold again last night (Friday) in one of the UK's top swimming events.
Callum, 13, had already won gold and silver respectively in the 200m breast-stroke and 50m breast-stroke at the Scottish National Age Group Championships 2019.
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Grantham swimming sensation Callum Melville goes for gold again tonight (Friday) in one of the UK's top swimming events.
Callum, 13, has already won gold and silver respectively in the 200m breast-stroke and 50m breast-stroke at the Scottish National Age Group Championships 2019.
A traveller family has been evicted from land off Alexandra Road, Grantham, for a second time.
An air ambulance landed in Grantham this morning after a man's body was found at an address.
An air ambulance landed at a private address in Grantham this morning.
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