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• Rutland County Council food waste changes

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  Letters have begun to be sent out in Rutland advising householders of the changes in bin collections taking place at the end of next month with new food caddies on the way and smaller black bins.

• Rutland and Leicestershire Police precept

   Leicestershire Police Federation has welcomed the decision that Rutland and Leicestershire Police and Crime Commissioner has stepped up his bid to the panel to a £15 increase on a band D property to the precept to help fund frontline officers.

• Rutland County Council budget for next year

  Rutland County Council's Cabinet meets this morning and next year's budget is on the agenda.

• Research into the effect of exercise on Parkinson's Disease

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  Research is being carried out in Rutland this April to see the effect of exercise on Parkinson's.

• Flood alerts lifted for Rivers Welland and Witham

   The Environment Agency has lifted the flood alerts for the Welland and Witham, although those for the Lower and Middle Nene remain.

• Weekend sports round up

•  Uppingham Town Cricket Club captain

   Uppingham Town Cricket Club has announced its first team captain for the coming season.

• First student to take Maths and English GCSEs at Oakham Shires

   A school which specialises in children with autism has its first student taking Maths and English GCSEs in its history.

• Rutland Sea Dragon

  Although it's been five years since the discovery, the Rutland Sea Dragon is still destined to come home to Rutland, but not just yet.

• 201 bus route affected by road closure in Stamford

  Road closure on Casterton Road in Stamford means the 201

• Road safety improvements on the A43

  North Northamptonshire Council says a programme of road safety improvements on the A43 between Weldon and the boundary with Stamford

• Feasibility study to establish a museum at Stamford Town Hall

  A feasibility study is under way to establish the suitability of Stamford Town Hall to house the town's treasures,