News in Grantham

South Kesteven has recorded 41 cases of Covid-19 today, with the 7-day rate dropping by almost a third over the past week.

The 41 positive tests follows 40 yesterday, 54 on Wednesday, 80 last Friday and 81 the Friday before.

Steve and Tracey have been fostering for 20 years, and, over the past few years, they have been looking after children with foetal alcohol syndrome disorder (FASD).

This condition is caused by mum drinking alcohol whilst pregnant, which damages the brain of the child.

Bus operator Centrebus has announced changes to its ticketing in the Grantham area.

The bus operator says the move comes as it switches to new ticket machines that will include accepting contactless payment.

South Kesteven has recorded a plunge in its 7-day infection rate after just three cases over the weekend.

The district also recorded yet another day without a single death, with the last almost 5 weeks ago.

Couples looking to divorce during the pandemic can look to family law experts for answers and advice during this already difficult time.

There are plenty of aspects to consider during a separation; from financial assets, to the marital home, future shared contact arrangements of children and even pets.

Nub News is keen to help all the businesses in our patch recover from the pandemic-related lockdown and prosper.

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Members of South Kesteven District Council's planning committee this afternoon deferred a decision on a proposed children's home near Grantham.

Applicant Portsmouth-based Protea Care Ltd sought to change the use of Heath Farm, Newgate Lane, Londonthorpe, from a home to a Children's Residential Care Home.

Grantham Town FC has appointed Martin McIntosh as manager.

Danny Racchi and Scott Goodwin took temporary charge of the Gingerbreads following the departure of the BetVictor Northern Premier League club's management trio Paul Rawden, Russell Cousins and Adam Smith just days ago.

The 'Great' GANF Run just got even greater!

Back in July 2018, six members of staff from Ambergate Sports College, part of Grantham Additional Needs Fellowship (GANF), set off on an epic 24-hour challenge where they ran over 120 miles in 24 hours across Lincolnshire, raising funds to enhance the curriculum for their pupils.

As Grantham Town FC celebrates its 145th anniversary the club has announced that Dean Williams will be joining as Director with immediate effect.

Having moved into the local area recently, Dean will bring his passion, energy and business acumen to the Gingerbreads, helping to build the club's future.