Rutland and Stamford Sound

The Retro Years

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Craig David & Mnek

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Make more of your morning with Rob Persani's Breakfast Show.

Rob Persani's Breakfast Show is just the way to start your day. From 6am to 10am, Rob has great music, chat, local interviews, news, weather and more. Grab a bagel, a coffee and let Rob do the rest.
Oakham Farmers' Market 2021 : Stalls

Azorie Blue ¦ Brockelby's Pies ¦ Colsterworth Honey ¦ Debbie Campbell Cakes ¦ Dog's Delights ¦ Fen Farm Venison ¦ Grasmere Farm ¦ Launde Farms ¦ Navpreet's Rainbow Tea Leaves ¦ Olive Tree ¦ Picks Organics ¦ Read Lincs Poacher ¦ Smiths Smokery ¦ Taste of the Punjab ¦ Windy Ridge
Join Award winning Care Team

Is care your calling? We are currently growing our existing team, delivering home care to Stamford, Bourne and surrounding villages. Support individuals to live independently in their own homes. All training provided. Excellent rates of pay, qualifications provided and contracts. Join a family not just a team! Call us now: 01780 489227 Email: samantha@wrightcareathome.com
Fantastic Rutland & Stamford Sound tops by UK Printwear!

We are really excited by these new Rutland and Stamford Sound tops. A big Thank You to Sian and Rob at UK Printwear of Empingham for doing such a great job. Watch out for them around the area!
Discover Rutland and Stamford: Normanton Church

Normanton Church at Rutland Water has a history dating back to the 14th Century when St Matthews Church was built for the Earl of Ancaster. It was later rebuilt in the 18th Century and used as private chapel. When Rutland Water reservoir was created, the local outcry at flooding and losing the church paved the way for it to be preserved above the water line. It is now used as a unique location for weddings and remains one of the most iconic buildings in Rutland.
Volunteer radio journalist opportunity

Create the news on our independent community radio station. We have an opportunity for a volunteer journalist to contribute to the radio station, website and social media presence. You’re in the second or final year of a journalism or broadcast media course, or a recent graduate. You’ll work alongside professional broadcasters, gathering, writing, producing, recording and broadcasting local news. Contact: studio@rutlandandstamfordsound.co.uk
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The Tim Rogers Country Show

Every Tuesday evening from 7pm, join Tim Rogers for two hours of classic and new country music from Nashville to home grown talent!
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Newton Fallowell sponsor the weather

Newton Fallowell are very proud to be working in partnership with Rutland & Stamford Sound in sponsoring the weather, on the hour, every hour, says MD Jason Treadwell. We listen in on our way to work, in our offices or between appointments. We keep up to date with our community, sharing across social media, and on our own website. We’re open for business in Stamford, Oakham & Bourne.
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Merry Christmas from Rutland & Stamford Sound

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Latest Local News

December vaccination clinics now available in Oakham
As the Omicron Covid variant continues to dominate the news, the Rutland Covid Vaccination Centre continues its delivery of vaccines throughout December.
Hundreds of motorists warned against speeding in Rutland
A community scheme to help tackle speeding in the region has seen hundreds of drivers warned by the police to slow down.
Thousands flock to Stamford Christmas Market
After a year off due to Covid precautions, the Stamford Christmas Market made a welcome return yesterday. Despite the freezing temperatures, thousands of local residents and visitors flocked to the streets that hosted over 70 stalls and attractions.
Historic show returns to Uppingham
Traditionally held in the run up to the festive season, the Fatstock Show in Uppingham has been a regular event in the community’s calendar. While it had to be cancelled last year due to Covid restrictions, this year sees its return to the market square.

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