[4] In his book England's Thousand Best Churches, Simon Jenkins begins his description of St Wulfram's: "Here is the finest steeple in England",[5] and in 2020 an online contest run by poet Jay Hulme named it as the finest non-cathedral English church.

[9] On 5 November 1877 the new clock was inspected by Sir Edmund Beckett, who assessed that it was one of the best turned out by Gillett and Bland.

It was rebuilt by George Pike England in 1809 and 1833, by Forster and Andrews between 1845 and 1868, by Norman and Beard in 1906 (producing the organ that may be heard today), by Rushworth and Dreaper in 1952, by Cousans of Lincoln in 1972, and by Phillip Wood and Sons of Huddersfield in 1993–94 when a fourth manual was added.

The old organ case now encloses the choir vestry in the north west corner of the church.

[citation needed] Media related to St Wulfram's, Grantham at Wikimedia Commons