A News Update. On Tuesday 15th December 2015 we visited The Thorold Arms, had a good look round, took some photographs and Pam MacAllister (T-Square Design) kindly surveyed

The Grantham Journal has picked up our Campaign. Judith Hawkins, reporter for the Grantham Journal, has written a nice report about the “Save The Thorold Arms Campaign” and

79 Attendees on a wet and windy autumn night! The organisers were thrilled with the support shown by everyone who turned out on a very dark and miserable

All Interested Parties are invited to a Public Meeting on Sat Nov 14th 2015. The Thorold Arms has been nominated as an ACV. However that achieves nothing unless

Marston Parish Council Nominates the Pub as an Asset of Community Value. The Thorold Arms was nominated by Marston Parish Council on behalf of the residents of Marston

Pub is the Hub provides help and advice for pub based community projects. In fact the shop in The Thorold Arms has received some support from Pub is

SKDC is our local authority. As the local authority for Marston and Hougham villages it is SKDC that controls planning and hence the register of Assets of Community

Campaigning for real ale, pubs & drinkers’ rights since 1971. CAMRA’s strapline pretty much says it all. It was set up in the early seventies to counter the

“We’ll help you explore setting up a co-operative in your community”. Almost the first words on the Plunkett Foundation website are those above. The paragraphs below are taken

The Localism Act has created the Asset of Community Value. Amazingly central government has finally realised that too many communities are losing too many of their local amenities.