Oakham Youth Space launches

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• New drop-in for people affected by cancer

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   A new drop-in launched on Thursday morning for people in Rutland and Stamford affected by cancer.

• Big Conversation on Care

   Rutland County Council is urging residents to help shape the future of adult social care as part of a national discussion to help build a better understanding of needs.

• Plans for new youth space in Oakham

   Final preparations are being made to launch a new youth space next week in Oakham, based behind the Family Hub next to Oakham Library.

• Lincolnshire Army Reservists looking for recruits

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• Rutland County Council effective and efficient despite underfunding, says Council Leader

   Rutland County Council's leader has used the pause in local government reorganisation to point out how effective and efficient the county council is despite being continually underfunded by successive governments.