We Close Our Eyes
Rutland Police say it may seem obvious but to check your car is locked
before leaving it as they're finding a large proportion of thefts appear to be from unsecured vehicles. You are also urged to report anything you see that is suspicious to the police.
The 21st anniversary Battle Proms Picnic concert at Burghley House this Saturday is adjusting its timings due to England's next game in the World Cup.
All three osprey chicks have now fledged as of yesterday morning, although they're expected to stay local until the end of August.
A charity which educates older primary age children in Rutland and Leicestershire on the dangers of their environment is stepping up its work in secondary schools, including staying safe online.
Bin collections in Rutland and South Kesteven are starting earlier this week due to the expected higher daytime temperatures.
Oakham School is celebrating an outstanding set of International Baccalaureate diploma results this week with one student achieving the maximum 45 points and nine scoring 40 points or more, which is more than last year.
A play based on the true story of vandalism in Stamford is open at Nottingham Playhouse.
New allergy guidance for schools
The Benedict Blythe Foundation says new mandatory allergy guidance being sent to schools this week is a huge moment for them.
Weekend sports round up
Pubs including the Danish Invader in Stamford and Bills Bar in Oakham stayed open late for the England game.
Rutland and Stamford's MP is sharing more information ahead of the full Rutland County Council meeting on Thursday when the future of the Rutland Seadragon is expected to be debated.
A new flat fee parking rate comes to Stamford's Cattlemarket car park from today for four days a week in a bid to encourage more shoppers to the town on quieter days.
A disability football coach from Stamford, who was honoured by the Mayor's Star of Stamford Awards, has been recognised by the Leicestershire and Rutland FA.
