Grantham Hall of Fame - Grantham Matters

Woodward, Reg – The teacher who travelled the world

Reg Woodward(1919 – 2009) THE Rev Reginald Woodward joined the King’s School staff in 1953 and left 26 years later....

Anthony George Woodward (1932-2015) Tony Wooodward was a keen sportsman but will be best remembered as an amateur boxer. Born...

Stephen Woollas (1964-2014) GRANTHAM-born Steve was educated at St Anne’s School, St Hugh’s and Grantham College. His first job was at Chandlers...

Geoffrey Woollatt Grantham-born Geoffrey began his musical career as a chorister at Southwell Minster. During his time in the choir...

Israel Wormall (1881-1902) ISRAEL Wormall was only 21 when he died in Grantham Hospital. He was there following a football...

Dr Frank Wright (1863-1895) The son of Dr James Wright, Dr Frank Wright won for himself popularity and a growing...

Frederick Hector Wright (1907-1954) Frederick Hector Wright was a Fellow the Institute of the Motor Industry, Fellow the Institute of...

LUKE James Wright is a right-handed batsman and a right-arm medium bowler. He joined Sussex in 2004, having started his...

SAINT Wulfram was Archbishop of Sens. There are two churches dedicated to him in England, at Grantham and Ovingdean, Sussex,...

Maj Gen Sir Brian Wylde-Bore Smith, (1913-2005) FRANCIS Brian Wyldbore-Smith was born in County Durham, the son of the vicar...

Capt Reginald Wyndham (1876-1914) CAPTAIN the Hon William Reginald Wyndham was the eldest son of Henry Wyndham, the 2nd Lord...

Colin Young (b1967) COLIN is a well known face among lunchtime viewers, often being either the expert or the auctioneer...

Willie Young (b1951) FORMER footballer William David Young was a large, physically intimidating centre back from Edinburgh. Young first played...