Armed Forces Flag Raised In Stamford

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• Stamford Men's Shed

   If you're interested in a men's shed project in Stamford, you're being invited to the Mindspace Wellbeing Garden on Uffington Road from six o'clock this evening.

• Rutland on-demand Bus Service

   Rutland County Council is continuing to tour villages in the south and east of the county before the on-demand mini bus service is expanded across the rest of Rutland.

• Vodafone store robbers arrested

   Police believe the robbery at Stamford's Vodafone store less than two weeks ago was part of a wider crime wave that affected parts of London and as far as Hampshire.

• Burst Water Pipe in Oakham area

  Some people in the Oakham area are experiencing brown or possibly even orange water this morning after a burst water pipe in the area.

• Pride flag removed again

   Stamford Town Council say they're extremely disappointed that the Pride flag has been removed for the second year running, damaging the ropes of the town hall flagpoles.

• Grass verge cutting should improve visibility

   Rutland County Council says it's improving visibility at dangerous road junctions and blind bends by making a second rural grass cut of the season.

• Rutland's Young Volunteers

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   Over a hundred children from six Rutland primary schools have been shown the value of volunteering.

• Stamford Men's Shed

   A meeting is taking place this week to gauge interest in establishing a Men's Shed in Stamford.

• Man accused of damage to Market Deeping Clock

  A 21-year-old man from Glinton has been summoned to court accused of criminal damage to the clock in the Market Square at Market Deeping.

• Soldiers unlikely to be on parade

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  The new commanding officer of the Vikings at Kendrew Barracks says his soldiers are just returning from a training exercise in Kenya and are unlikely to be on parade for Armed Forces Week this week.

• Weekend Cricket

• Local Schoolchildren Artwork Display

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   Children were able to see their work on display in an exhibition last Friday at the Odd House in Oakham, which is now an Oakham school building.