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Empowering Grantham through its own voice and identity

Grantham District Community president David Piggott is looking to breathe life back into the region by giving the area its identity through a community group. Picture: JESSE HAMILTON

Members of the Grantham District Community are striving to cultivate a group that offers locals both a strong sense of […]

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