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• WATCH: Uffington's very own Bayeux Tapestry will be extended with new panels

  Uffington Primary School discovered a version of the Bayeux Tapestry, which is currently on display in London on loan from France, in their attic- now it will receive a new lease of life.

• Uffington's version of the Bayeux Tapestry on display

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   Uffington's version of the Bayeux Tapestry is on display this afternoon in the village hall before it heads off to Lincoln Castle to be exhibited.

• Festival for all kinds of pets

   The Rutland Pet Festival gives pets of all kinds the chance to be recognised today in a fun competition alongside pet-related stalls and food and drink.

• Warning about driving when the sun is low

   Rutland Police is warning of the dangers of low sun this autumn, after attending a single-vehicle accident on Friday where a car hit a tree after the driver was dazzled.

• Easton on the Hill Autumn Fair

   An Autumn Fair is taking place at Easton on the Hill Village Hall today to support a charity that provides free expert care and support for patients and their families going through the cancer journey.

• International Repair Day

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   It's International Repair Day, and the Rutland and Stamford Repair Cafe returns to St Augustine's Church in Stamford.

• Rutland safety camera team to look for people not wearing seat belts

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   Rutland's safety camera team will be looking for drivers and passengers not wearing seat belts from today, as well as vehicle speeding in a pilot scheme to help increase road safety.

• King's Arms in Wing officially reopens

  The official opening of the King's Arms pub in Wing takes place this evening.

• Stamford Museum may return

   The return of a museum in Stamford has taken a step closer with the first meeting of supporters and interested parties at the Town Hall.

• Rutland On Tour in London

   Rutland is being shown off to London next month.

• Rutland County Council continuing road improvements

   Rutland County Council is halfway through a spend of nearly £7m to improve the county's roads.