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Weekend sports round up
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Rutland County Council special meeting on Thursday
You've only got till midday today if you'd like to register to speak at this Thursday evening's special meeting of Rutland County Council.
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Firefighters put out another fire in Stamford
Firefighters in Stamford have once again put out a large fire on the Freemen's Meadow.
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Oakham power cuts
Power cuts during the early hours of this morning affected over 1,000 properties in parts of Oakham, from Brooke Road to the Bird estate.
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100 Butterflies to be created in Collyweston
It's hoped a hundred butterflies can be created in Collyweston this afternoon in celebration of Sir David Attenborough's centenary.
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Final Day of International Agility Festival
It's the final day of the Royal Kennel Club's International Agility Festival at the Rutland Showground with 18 rings running throughout and cool areas for the dogs and their handlers.
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Final day of Oakham Baptist Church's Summer of Love
It's the final day of Oakham Baptist Church's Summer of Love, a four-day free festival of food, fun and celebration.
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First Osprey Chick Begins Migration
It's thought the eldest of the 3 Manton Bay Osprey chicks has begun his migration.
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Rutland Recycling Centres temporarily unable to take Household Waste
Rutland County Council is asking anyone hoping to dispose of household waste at either of their centres at Cottesmore or North Luffenham to postpone their visit until next Saturday.
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A1 Van Fire was Fish and Chip Van
A van fire on the A1 yesterday afternoon near Thornhaugh is believed to have been the fish and chip van that visits several of our local villages.
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Rutland Flower Show next week
It's a week to go until the Rutland Flower Show opens at the Rutland Showground, and organisers hope to build on a successful debut last year with more of the same variety of opportunities to buy and learn about plants, soil, and flowers.
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Ryhall Man takes Tuk-Tuk to Hunstanston
A man from Ryhall is taking his tuk-tuk to Hunstanton today to raise money for a local charity that cared for his wife.
