A Thousand Years
The funeral of a well known Stamford businesswoman takes place today at All Saints Church in Stamford.
Robina Hill ran Loomes & Co Clock & Watchmakers with her husband, Robert, and also volunteered with Stamford Visitor's Centre and as Queen Wassail for several years. She was also previously a drama teacher at Stamford College and a driving force in establishing Shop Stamford. She was 62 and had been battling cancer.
Stamford Visitor Centre celebrates 5th anniversary
The volunteer run Stamford Visitor Centre marked its 5th anniversary last night
New seven day a week service for Rutland Memorial Hospital
The NHS is launching a new seven day a week service at Rutland Memorial Hospital from next Wednesday
Technology tournament brings schools together
A technology tournament organised by Uppingham and Rutland Rotary's
Consultation on Local Government Reorganisation
You've only got till this Thursday to tell the Government what you think
Weekend sports round up
Two motorcyclists seriously injured after collision
Two motorcyclists were taken to hospital yesterday
A showcase to discover Rutland this weekend
A showcase of what the county and surrounds can offer both tourists and residents
St. Mary's Birth Centre in Melton closes its doors
Campaigners against the closure of St. Mary's Birth Centre in Melton
Rutland County Council Leader steps down
Rutland County Council's Leader says she's stepping down
Police appeal for witnesses to crash
Rutland Police are appealing for footage and information after a serious crash between Manton and Preston
Shoplifting and anti-social behaviour being tackled in Rutland
Rutland’s Police and Crime Commissioner says he's pleased to see shoplifting and anti-social behaviour
Latest survey receives a strong response
Rutland County Council is celebrating strong results
A Thousand Years
Christina Perri
Everlasting Love
Love Affair
Up Where We Belong
Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes