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• New local Olympian

   Melton's Amelia Coltman says she's now officially an Olympian having finished in ninth place in her first games in the skeleton.

• Half Term Skateboarding Sessions

  Skateboarding sessions are being held for half term across South Kesteven this week.

• Stamford Striders Valentines 30K

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  Around 550 runners took part in the 32nd Valentine's 30K around Stamford and the villages yesterday.

• Greetham diversions due to water works

   Water work on Main Street in Greetham means diversions continue untill at least Monday.

• Treacherous road conditions this morning

   Road uses across the Rutland and Stamford area are being warned of treacherous conditions this morning, following heavy rain, which has led to flooding in places, including Whissendine and Gretton, and also freezing temperatures overnight.

• Exton and Greetham Primary School Award

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   Exton and Greetham Primary School says celebrating differences with all children has helped them win the Nurture Schools Award.

• Ketton Library to reopen next week

   Rutland County Council has announced that Ketton Library will reopen next week following refurbishment works as part of the wider Living Well Rutland programme.

• Uppingham Mayor's Grand Variety Show

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  Tickets are on sale for a variety show next month in Uppingham, which will raise money for two town causes.

• Rutland MP questions decision to withhold school holiday vouchers

   Rutland's MP has written to the leader of the county council to ask why they've decided to withhold school holiday vouchers for next week's half term, despite the government's household support fund not ending till next month.

• Rutland and Stamford children encouraged explore sense of belonging

  Children in schools across Rutland and Stamford are being encouraged to explore their sense of belonging, to support their mental health and wellbeing.

• Rutland County Council food waste changes

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  Letters have begun to be sent out in Rutland advising householders of the changes in bin collections taking place at the end of next month with new food caddies on the way and smaller black bins.

• Businesses advised to ensure their roofs are secure

  Rutland police and Oakham fire crews have been visiting businesses to ensure access to their roofs are secure, following a spate of youths climbing onto them.