Grantham Town Supporters’ Club lotto (sponsored by Galaxy Fish Bar), winners of June 28 draw:

£200 – 734 T. Foxall; £10 – 243 Galaxy Fish Bar; £5 – 361 S. Cope, 424 M. Darnell, 76 M. Newcombe, 795 P. McHugh, 247 A. Ebb, 146 P. Christian.

Bottesford and District Angling Association’s club match at Wellow Dam was won by D. Scott with a catch of just under 70lb.

Results: 1 D. Scott 69.08.00, 2 A. Howe 44.08.00, 3 M. Calcraft 31.12.00, 4 S. Fisher.

The association’s fourth sweepstake was won by D. Hicklin.

Results: 1 D. Hicklin 5.02.00, 2 C. George 4.15.06, 3 F. Larkin 4.01.00, 4 N. Fisher 2.09.08.

The next match is the Canal Open which takes place next Sunday (July 13). The draw will be made at 9am in the Red Lion car park, Bottesford.

l Grantham Angling Association’s GAA Committee Memorial Junior Cup match took place in Queen Elizabeth Park on Saturday.

Winner with a netful weighing in at 32.12 was Adam Clark. Runner-up was Thomas Clark with 19.15, and James Graham (15.06) was third.

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This individual, detached, four-bedroom residence in Allington Lane, Grantham, is set within impressive grounds approaching five-and-a-half acres, with an addition of a separate annexe, stable block, lunge pen and menage.

Conveniently located near the Arena UK, the property also benefits from excellent access roads to the A1.

The accommodation includes an entrance porch, tiled reception hallway, utility room, downstairs cloakroom, living room with arch to a further reception room, conservatory, games room, fitted kitchen and sitting room with a multi-burner and stone hearth and surround.

Upstairs, a galleried first floor landing has a range of storage cupboards, leading to four bedrooms, two of of which are en suite, and a family bathroom.

Additionally, the stable block comprises stable style doors, a tack room, an outside wash room and a garage/store with double timber entrance doors.

Outside the property offers grounds covering over five acres in total, with a block paved driveway providing hard standing for several vehicles.

Internal viewing is highly recommended by the selling agent in order to fully appreciate the size, positioning, versatility and grounds this residence has to offer perspective purchasers.

The asking price for this desirable property is £694,950.

Emergency services are currently on scene in Gonerby Hill Foot following an incident in which a pedestrian was struck by a lorry.

The incident happened in Cliffe Road just before 10.40am today (Monday).

According to a spokesman for Lincolnshire Police the injuries sustained by the pedestrian are not thought to be life-threatening.

Motorists are advised to avoid the area.

More to follow.

Planning applications before South Kesteven District Council include:

Allington, Long Bennington

S14/1491/EIASP - Dan Grierson, Whirlwind Renewables - Scoping Opinion request for wind farm (six wind turbines), land off Sewstern Lane, Long Bennington.

Barrowby

S14/1739/FULL - Marilyn Voisey - Change of use of land from residential (C3) to light industrial (B1c) and placement of five steel containers, Knowles Farm.

S14/1772/FULL - Phillip Lee - Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of replacement dwelling, Bancroft, Low Road.

Billingborough

S14/1717/FULL - Mr and Mrs A. Gordon - Continuation of use from shop (A1) as part of existing adjoining dwelling (C3), Much Ado Cottage, 6 High Street.

S14/1774/FULL - Alan Blanchard - Conversion of barn to two-storey detached dwelling, 92 High Street.

Caythorpe

S14/1746/FULL - Linda Hollaway - Demolition of outbuilding (formerly cottages) and erection of single storey dwelling, Woodyard Cottage, 3 The Woodyard.

Grantham

S14/1709/TPO - McCarthy and Stone - Raise canopies to 2.5m above footpath, 5.2m above Dudley Road; 4m on eastern side and reduce height of all trees to 9m (T2-T4 and T10-T17), corner of 49 St Catherine’s Road and 1A Dudley Road.

S14/1776/LB - Miss M. Sanders - Installation of signage panel on external brickwork, The Old Barracks, Sandon Road.

Great Gonerby

S14/0753/FULL - Zero Carbon Futures - Installation of one electric vehcile quick charging point, Moto Service Area. Old Great North Road.

Heydour

S14/1755/TCA - Mrs C. Radford - Reduce cedar in height by 1.5m, Oasby House, Village Street.

Hougham

S14/1697/FULL - Mr D. Pearson - Demolition of outbuildings, conversion of barns to four dwellings with associated car parking, land adjacent to Grange Farm, Brandon Road.

Sedgebrook

S14/1809/FULL - A. V. Sheardown and Sons - Erection of an agricultural anaerobic digestion plant comprising three storage clamps, two linear digester tanks, feed hopper, process building, gas holder and dryer, land at Woolsthorpe Lane.

To view the forms and plans of any planning application, click on the following link www.southkesteven.gov.uk/planningsearch/

A man flashed two teenage girls in Wyndham Park, Grantham, yesterday (Sunday).

Police are appealing for information following the incident, which happened at around 3.30pm in front of a 14-year-old and a 15-year-old.

The man is described as approximately 25 years old, white but with a tanned complexion, about 5’7” in height. He was clean shaven with short brown hair, wearing a white, long sleeved tracksuit style jacket, possibly Lonsdale or Puma, and plain dark green combat style shorts with large pockets on the sides. He was carrying a Morrison’s carrier bag.

Anyone with information about the incident, or the suspect, is asked to call 101 with incident reference number 346 of June 29.

An 18-year-old appeared in court charged with drink driving after attending a friend’s birthday party.

Samuel Barker of High Street, Little Bytham pleaded guilty to driving with 47 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath.

Prosecutor Shelley Wilson outlined how shortly before 4am on June 6 police noticed a Volkswagen Polo driving eratically on Main Road in Tallington.

The car was driving at 50mph in a 60 zone, and then dropped to 15mph in a 30, so the police indicated for it to stop.

Barker fully co-operated with the officers, and after recording a breathlyser reading over the legal limit he was taken to the police station.

Representing himself in court, Barker said: “It was my friend’s birthday and we had a couple of drinks.

“That was two hours earlier and I had been drinking water to try and sober up.

“I didn’t think I was drunk, but I now know I was in excess. I would like to apologise.”

Barker also added that he was planning to join the RAF in a couple weeks, and hoped he would still be able to do so.

Magistrates said they hoped Barker had learnt his lesson and disqualified him from driving for 12 months with the opportunity to reduce this by three months through the completion of a drink driver’s rehabilitation course.

Barker was also fined £110 and ordered to pay prosecution costs of £50 and a victim surcharge of £20.

Grantham magistrates have sent the case of 28-year-old facing three charges of possession with intent to supply cocaine, heroin and cannabis to Lincoln Crown Court.

Sebastion Joaoa entered no plea to each count relating to August 15 last year on Harlaxton Road, Grantham.

Prosecutor Jim Clare asked for Joaoa to be remanded in custody because of the non-attendance risk since the immigration service indicated he faced expulsion from the country.

Magistrates told Joaoa that he would remain in custody until July 7.

A Grantham man pleaded guilty to stealing £300 from his sister.

The court heard how up until February, 27-year-old Stuart Lee from Thames Road, Grantham had full-time 
employment in the retail trade.

However he was now on job seeker’s allowance and initially there had been a problem with him receiving it.

Jane Bauer, defending, explained that Lee committed the theft when he had no money and that when it was discovered by the family he asked for the police to be contacted himself.

Mrs Bauer added that her client now wanted to rebuild his relationship with the 
family.

Magistrates ruled that Lee should serve a community order lasting 12 months, during which he must complete 50 hours of unpaid work.

They also placed a compensation order for him to pay back the £300, as well as a victim surcharge of £60.

Cricket fans have the opportunity to see a Duchess of Rutland XI take on the MCC next week.

The match is taking place at Knipton Cricket Ground on Tuesday, July 8, beginning at 12.30pm.

It is the fifth year the Duchess has hosted the MCC at Knipton, and the game will be followed by a grand dinner for MCC members and guests in the Belvoir Castle state dining room.

Star players for the Duchess’s side will be former England and Nottinghamshire stars Graeme Swann and Darren Bicknell, the latter now being director of Belvoir Castle Cricket Trust. Also playing will be former England and Lancashire player John Crawley, now director of cricket at Oakham School, and ex-Middesex and England man Jamie Dalrymple.

The MCC team will include Rob Turner, formerly England and Somerset, and ex-Derbyshire players Kevin Dean and David Adams. Celebrity ballroom dancer and TV presenter Anton du Beke makes his return and there are rumours of an appearance by Andy Jordan, from Made in Chelsea, who is a former junior cricket star.

Admission to the match is free and spectators are advised to bring their own deckchairs.

A disqualified driver was punished for borrowing a friend’s van to collect a bouncy castle.

On June 6 at 10.30am, Christopher Lower, 32, of Vernon Avenue in Nottingham was caught driving a van on Hazelwood Drive in Grantham.

Despite being disqualifed from driving, Lower, who works for a company supplying marquees and bouncy castles, had decided to use the van for his job as no-one else was available to drive him.

However his details came up on the police’s national database and he was stopped and taken to Grantham police station.

There, police also discovered that he had no insurance and as a consquence had breached his conditional discharge of 12 months.

Lower pleaded guilty to all three charges of driving whilst disqualified, driving without insurance and breaching his conditional discharge.

Magistrates adjourned the case until July 21 so that a pre-sentence report could be prepared on Lower, who remains on unconditional bail.

After the non-attendance of 36-year-old woman scheduled to appear at Grantham magistrates to answer four charges of shoplifting, a warrant was issued for her arrest.

Stacey Macdonald from Burrows Close, Grantham was due to face charges of taking ink cartridges and a jumper worth £241 from Tescos in Bourne, linen valued at £27 from JYSK in Grantham, and £24 worth of meat and other items valued at £50 from the Co-op on Princess Drive.

While Macdonald had pleaded guilty to the latter three thefts, these had been adjourned to be heard alongside the Tesco incident on May 2.

On her failure to attend, prosecutor Jim Clare said: “We are not here for her convenience” and the magistrates issued a warrant for her arrest not backed for bail.

A man has appeared in court today charged with shooting a woman in Grantham on Saturday morning with an air rifle.

Richard Atkinson, 22, of Tennyson Avenue, Grantham, denies assaulting the woman causing her actual bodily harm by shooting her with an air rifle at his address.

Magistrates remanded Mr Atkinson in custody and adjourned the case to Lincoln Crown Court for a hearing on July 14.

The case of a 34-year-old charged with drink driving, driving whilst disqualified and driving without insurance was adjourned.

Sergejs Malinovskis of Oxford Street, Grantham, appeared in court on three counts relating to May 18 when he was stopped by police on Wharf Road and recorded a reading of 78 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath.

However, as Malinovskis had not supplied information on his earnings, no legal aid was provided, and the case was adjourned until July 7.

In the meantime he remains on unconditional bail.

Grantham Tennis Club men’s third team played their second match of the Lincolnshire Summer League at the weekend.

The pairings were Mark Ottey and Paul Kimberley, Martin Garrett and Nigel Birch, captain Colin Walton and Rob Start. Fielding a similar team to the one that travelled to Boston last month and won, they were on top form again against a strong Sleaford and went on to a 7-2 victory.

l The men’s first team continued their summer season with a match against Grimsby. Comprising Richard Smart, Jonathan Cummins, Andrew Isaac, Richard Cragg, John Quinn and James Drennan, the team performed well and won the match 7-2.

l Lorraine Walton’s mixed summer team played against a strong David Lloyd Burton Waters side.

The team, consisting of Colin Walton, Sheena Gordine, Martin Garrett, Ros Elphick, captain Loraine Walton and David Todd, gave it their all but ultimately went down 12-6 overall.

The court heard how a driver was first stopped for being drunk and disqualified in Nottingham and then a fortnight later stopped again in Grantham.

Gheorghe Patriche, 25, of Southwark Street in Nottingham, appeared at Grantham magistrates to answer two counts of driving whilst disqualified.

The first occured on April 19 in Nottingham and the second on May 3 in Grantham, plus two counts of driving without insurance, and one count of driving over the alcohol limit.

After Patriche pleaded guilty to all charges, acting in his defence Rory Macmillan said that there had been some confusion on Patriche’s part over whether his disqualification had expired.

Mr Macmillan said that Patriche had informed him how he had actually been stopped by police another time between the dates of these two incidents, and because he was not arrested for being disqualified he thought it no longer applied.

The court was also told that Patriche had been driving the BMW because of a job opportunity, having stuggled to find work in Nottingham since moving from London.

Patriche was disqualifed from driving for 14 months, with the chance to reduce this by 14 weeks by completing a drink driver’s rehabilitation course.

Magistrates also ordered him to serve a community order in the form of 150 hours of unpaid work.

He was also ordered to pay the prosecution costs of £85, and a victim surcharge of £60, while his licence was endorsed with 6 penalty points.

Grantham and District Darts League’s annual meeting takes place at the Westgate Club on Monday (July 7).

The meeting runs from 8pm until 9.30pm and all teams wishing to register for the 2014-15 league should attend.

For further information contact league secretary Sandra Webster on 01476 565773.

Grantham and District North Road Club’s race from Whitley Bay was won by Mark Tudor.

Seven members sent 66 birds and race sponsor was BGB Engineering of Grantham.

Results: 1 M. Tudor 1339.3, 2 K. Bradley 1311.5, 3 D. Gilbert 1299.1, 4 D. Gilbert 1297.6, 5 A. Tudor 1289.6, 6 K. Bradley 1262.4, 7 G. Smart 1203.7, 8 D. Fowler and son 1138.9, 9 D. Fowler and son 1091.5, 10 D. Gilbert 1082.6.

l D. Parker and son won Grantham United’s race for the second successive week.

Twelve members sent 161 birds from Alnwick.

1 D. Parker and son 1964, 2 D. Parker and son 1953, 3 Mr and Mrs L. Gilbert 1932, 4 Mr and Mrs L. Gilbert 1927, 5 Mr and Mrs L. Gilbert 1909, 6 Mr and Mrs D. Dixon 1899, 7 D. Parker and son 1896, 8 C. Creighton 1877, 9 J. Ramm 1859, 10 E. Crawford 1856, 11 K. Meadows 1854, 12 G. Wilson 1853, 13 E. Crawford 1850, 14 E. Crawford 1845, 15 E. Crawford 1840.

Students at King’s School were given a maths lesson with a difference.

Dr Colin Wright, a teaching fellow at Keele University who holds a PhD in Pure Mathematics from Cambridge, gave two talks on the mathematics of juggling and entertained the boys in Years 8 and 9 with not only the history of juggling but also how he and others developed the notation for juggling.

His introduction to serious juggling happened when he arrived at Cambridge and the practical demonstration of this theory came to the fore during a visit to a pub with members of the Cambridge University Juggling Society in the 1980s. Soon afterwards they came up with their first sketches of a unified theory of juggling notation - a bit like reading music but for juggling.

All this was explained as Dr Wright casually threw, dropped and siteswapped his juggling balls into the Cascade pattern, the Shower, Mills Mess and the less memorably titled 45141. With a bit of lateral thinking, a little bit of maths and a lot of imagination juggling tricks can be accurately described by a simple series of numbers.

In the finale Dr Wright invited the audience to invent a trick by adjusting a series of cycle times to their own preference and then hurled two of the balls as high as the spotlights to demonstrate the juggle concerned.

Dr Wright said: “If I can save one child from a life in accountancy and turn them to do maths or science instead, then I’ve won.”

The group which works tirelessly to keep the River Witham through Grantham free of litter – and shopping tollies – will hold another clean-up on Saturday, July 12.

Grantham Rivercare will be removing rubbish from the stretch of the river running through Wyndham Park.

New volunteers are welcome, and are asked to meet at bridge in Bridge End Road at 10am.

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