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• Burghley House hosts the Battle Proms Concert

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  A Proms concert like no other returns to Burghley House tonight for the 20th time.

• Ryhall Village Fete being held today

  Ryhall Village Fete is being opened this afternoon by a resident who is expected to make history.

• Art exhibition in Oakham

  The Rutland Open Art Exhibition has the largest number of entries since before the pandemic this year, well over 120.

• Police presence at Rutland Water this weekend

  Rutland Police is increasing its presence at Rutland Water this weekend

• Uppingham being judged as part of Britain in Bloom

  Judges are in Uppingham today as part of the East Midlands in Bloom competition.

• Bin collections early due to heatwave

  Rutland’s bin collections are once again taking place from 6:00am

• Police release driver but investigation is ongoing

  Lincolnshire Police have released the driver of a white BMW One Series

• Aqua Park in Rutland now open

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  The Aqua Park in Rutland is now open every day through the summer and has 15 new obstacles for anyone over six years old who can swim a length to enjoy.

• Former sub-postmistress speaks out

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  Greetham’s former sub-postmistress has been speaking out following the publication of the first report of the Horizon IT inquiry.

• Driver arrested in Uppingham

  Police in Uppingham have charged the driver with failing to stop and driving with no licence or insurance after finding him hiding in a patch of nettles.

• Riverside Apartments badly damaged

  Riverside Apartments in Stamford are asking anyone who saw damage occur to one of their buildings on Wharf Road

• Young Osprey found dead at Rutland Water Shoreline

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  The oldest male chick had been flying around Manton Bay for a few days, last night a splash was heard after he flew from the nest - this morning he was found deceased by the shoreline with a wound on his left side, just below his neck. It's the first incident of its kind in the Project's 24 year history of breeding in Rutland.