The Lead/Scintillating fibre (''Spaghetti'') calorimetry technique was
extensively studied, over the last 7 years, in the framework of the L
AA project. Important developments were achieved both for use in elect
romagnetic and hadronic calorimetry. This paper contains an overview o
f results on speed, linearity, energy resolution, gaussian response li
ne-shape, radiation damage, fast electron/pion discrimination capabili
ties and spatial separation capabilities. Other significant results re
ported on are: negligible energy resolution constant term, complete he
rmiticity, response uniformity below the percet level even across modu
le boundaries, self supporting projective structure, fast triggerabili
ty.