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A Grantham statue is the least Margaret Thatcher deserves

6 December 2020

7:17 PM

6 December 2020

7:17 PM

Grantham in Lincolnshire has an interesting history. Newton went to school there. Turner produced several paintings of local scenes. During the last war, the town, set in flat countryside ideal for airfields, made a significant contribution to the bombing of Nazi Germany. In private, the most famous person ever to be born in the town might well have said: ‘jolly good thing too.’

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