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• Best chance to see Osprey chicks before they migrate

   The team at the Rutland Osprey Project say the next couple of weeks are your best chance to see this year's Manton Bay chicks before they begin to migrate.

• Mental Health Cafe every Wednesday at Oakham Library

   The Rural Community Council is continuing to promote the six-hour drop-in Neighbourhood Mental Health Cafe that takes place every Wednesday at Oakham Library.

• Freeman's Meadows fire may be arson

   Witnesses to a fire on Stanford's Freeman's Meadows last night believe it was started deliberately.

• Stamford's twin town students in Rutland

   French exchange students from Stamford's twin town are in Rutland today as they continue their six day visit from Vence this morning.

• Founder of the Rutland Water Nature Reserve remembers Bill Oddie

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  The founder of the Rutland Water Nature Reserve and also Bird Fair is remembering a 45 year friendship with Bill Oddie who passed away at the weekend aged 85.

• Increased disabled parking in Stamford

  South Kesteven District Council is increasing disabled parking nearer to Stamford town centre.

• Barnsdale Gardens Question Forum 2.30pm 19th July 26 - listen again

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  Featuring questions from Barndale Gardens visitors to Owner Nick Hamilton and Head Gardener Jon Brocklebank, a 45 minute topical and local gardening programme, first broadcast on 27th July at 8pm, and recorded on 19th July 2026 at 2.30pm

• Barnsdale Question Forum 11.30am Listen Again

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  First broadcast on Monday 20th July at 8pm, listen again to our first of this year's Barnsdale Question Forum hours recorded at 11.30am on Sunday 19th July. On the panel is Barnsdale Gardens Owner Nick Hamilton, Head Gardener Jon Brocklebank and Veg Supremo Suzie Watson

• Prostate Cancer Screening in Stamford

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  Around half the places for a prostate cancer screening event in Stamford next month have already been taken.

• Ketton Library to close for maintenance

   Ketton Library is set to close for just over two weeks next month for general maintenance works from the middle of August.

• Weekend sports round up

• Deadline approaches to offer sites for development in Rutland

   Rutland County Council says you've only got till this Friday to offer up a site for possible future development in the county.