Prince opens home
Prince Edward visited Grantham to open an innovative £5.8 million housing scheme which has been built by LACE Housing Association. The Prince was met by the Mayor of Grantham, Rob Hearmon, and children from Huntingtower Primary School. Brick Kiln Place is located in Springfield Road and has forty-eight, two-bedroomed apartments of which forty are to rent and eight to buy. The complex also has its own shop, restaurant and hair salon.
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