Little By Little
Rutland Police is continuing to crack down on the supply of drugs in the county.
Last weekend a vehicle was stopped which officers believed was linked to dealing. A man was arrested for possession with intent to supply Class B drugs, drug driving and importation of Class B substances. After searching the suspect's addresses in Oakham, a large quantity of Class A and Class B drugs were seized, as well as cash. The investigation is ongoing.
Check out the new Community RePaint Store at Bourne
There’s a new paint exchange now operating at Bourne Tip.
Parking ticket scam warning issued by Rutland County Council
Rutland County Council says if you receive a text message about a parking charge in the county, it won't be from them.
Local MP requests a consultation event for Stamford
Stamford & Rutland's MP has written to the leader of Lincolnshire County Council asking for them to hold a consultation event in Stamford
Leader thanks everyone for their support
The leader of Rutland County Council is thanking everyone who sent messages of support
RMT strike means no CrossCountry trains running today
RMT strike action means today's CrossCountry trains through Stamford, Oakham and Melton won't run.
Langham Village Street Market returns
Langham Village Street Market returns today to raise money for the village hall.
Weekend sports round up
Stamford Classic Car Show at the Meadows
Today Stamford Car Show will see around 500 classic and vintage vehicles parked up on the Meadows.
Sunflowers, fossils and berries at the Rutland Vineyard
There's a chance to collect some sunflowers today, search for Jurassic fossils and forage for berries at the Rutland Vineyard in their annual charity fundraiser.
No CrossCountry trains through Stamford, Oakham & Melton today
Strike action means no CrossCountry trains are operating today
Stamford Town Bridge reopening ahead of schedule
Stamford Town Bridge is set to reopen to traffic by lunchtime over a week ahead of schedule.
Rutland's libraries can now access resources from universities
Rutland's libraries can now access books from the county's universities.
