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The recognition of Grantham for new growth point status will enable us to work in partnership with Government to unlock the full potential of the town.
Grantham Growth Status
Grantham was awarded Growth Point Status in 2007 following a successful bid for funding from South Kesteven District Council and Lincolnshire County Council. The application for funding was made to the Department of Communities and Local Government which subsequently awarded growth funding of £7 million.
Grantham's application set out a clear strategy for the town's growth and development over the next 10 years and beyond, and also identified areas where funding support from CLG was sought in order to deliver the town's ambitions.
Southern Quadrant
A sustainable urban extension site to the south of the town, offering the potential for new mixed use residential and employment development, with integrated community and educational facilities. Read More
Northwest Quadrant
Also known as Poplar Farm, part of this site was allocated for residential development in the 1995 Local Plan. Read More
Town Centre
Grantham's town centre is prime for regeneration and has great potential to to grow and develop. Plans identified in the Growth Point Programme will enable the town centre to enjoy increased footfall, whilst providing better services for local people. Read More
Canal Basin
This current town centre fringe inudtrial site has the potential to be the jewel in the crown of Grantham's regeneration plans. The area currently comprises a the old and partially in filled Grantham canal waterway, and is surrounded by post-second world war industrial uses and housing. Read More