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• Warning of the dangers of fires being lit in the countryside

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• Local MP launches petition against local government reorganisation plans

  Rutland and Stamford's MP has launched a petition against plans to merge our areas with large local authorities.

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• Local Government Reorganisation decision sees huge changes for Rutland and Stamford

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• Rutland Water proud of Green Flag Award

  Rutland Water has been presented with a Green Flag Award by Keep Britain Tidy.

• New bench for Stamford shoppers

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• Hosepipe ban restricts Rutland and Stamford residents

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• New beat officer for Uppingham

  Uppingham has welcomed a new beat officer to the town.

• Local charity receives huge check from Severn Trent community fund

  Peppers A Safe Place, a local charity which tackles loneliness and aims to boost mental health with social activities has received £20,000 from the Severn Trent community fund.

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