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Grantham Carnival could be gone for good after SKDC said it cannot promise funding will continue | Updated: 16:18, 04 February 2021 The loss of Grantham Carnival would ârip the heartâ out of the town, say organisers, as a question mark hangs over the future of district council funding for the event. In a document debated by the cabinet of South Kesteven District Council on Tuesday, on the setting of the budget for 2021/22, it refers to the âcessation of ongoing financial contributionâ to the carnival, to instead be âredirected to meeting the costs of grass verge cu...
Grantham community champions Roy Wright and Courtney Finn and MP Alicia Kearns give New Year messages Roy Wright, chairman, Grantham Carnival and Events Group The beginning of any new year is a time for reflection of the year just passed and looking forward to the year ahead. I donât think many of us want to re-live the awful havoc that Covid has brought to our lives, nor do we want to still have Brexit to think about. Grantham Carnival and Events Group chairman Roy Wright. (1933524) Both have, however, been there day and night and have, I fear, changed our way of lives in so many ways,...
Christmas shooting in Tupelo landed four suspects in jail Tupelo police say the occupants of a car chased after and shot at a truck on Christmas Day. Posted: Dec 28, 2020 10:30 AM Updated: Dec 28, 2020 1:04 PM Posted By: Zac Carlisle 4 Images TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) - Tupelo police continue to investigate a shooting that happened Christmas night along Gloster Street. According to the Tupelo Police Department, the occupants of a Volkswagen car pursued and shot at a Chevrolet pick-up truck, both of which were traveling north on Gloster Street. Police officers tried to stop the Volkswagen near M...
Originally published on December 18, 2020 1:05 pm William Jennings and his wife have lived in their Virginia Beach, Va., home for the last 37 years. And their plan was to stay in it through retirement. "I really like my house," Jennings says, standing in the front yard. "A two-story home. A swimming pool in the backyard." But Jennings' neighborhood has flooded more often in recent years. His house did once, too. His mortgage requires flood insurance, which now costs him $2,336 a year and is set to increase 18% in July. The 72-year-old Army veteran worries that soon his home may no longer be...