77 miles of footpaths are being improved in Lincolnshire across 177 locations including some in Stamford.
Foundry Road, North Street, East Street, Clare Close and the Paddock are on the list. Work is already underway and will continue until October. Lincolnshire County Council is using a surfacing technique called micro asphalt, which should make them smoother and reduce the risk of water getting in, which should stop them crumbling and becoming uneven.
New funding for rural crime projects
Rutland and Leicestershire's Police and Crime Commissioner has awarded nearly £70,000 to disrupt rural criminality and protect livelihoods
No ticket machine for now at Oakham Railway Station
Oakham Railway Station is unlikely to get a ticket machine anytime soon after Government funding was withdrawn.
Wizard of Oz at Stamford Corn Exchange
It's curtain up at Stamford Corn Exchange tonight for the longest serving society in the town.
Last day for Cards for Good Causes
It's the last day of the season for Cards for Good Causes in Stamford after nearly three months of trading.
Weekend sports round up
Peace Light comes to Stamford
The peace light has arrived in Stamford from Bethlehem.
Accident on the A1
There's been an accident on the A1 this morning.
Well known violinist performs at Stamford Arts Centre
A nationally known violinist returns home tonight to lead a group of exceptional young musicians in a Christmas concert
Funding allocations for councils given to urban areas
The Government's continuing to favour urban areas over rural in its funding allocations for councils, says Rutland and Stamford MP.
None for the road
Leicestershire Police says none for the road should be the message this Christmas
Two new swales at Whissendine to manage flood risk
Two new swales have been built next to Whissendine Brook to help manage flooding in the village.
Families in need get gifts this Christmas
Nearly 100 families in need of being helped by the Voluntary Action Rutland Christmas Gift Appeal this year.
