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• Possible new hub for SEND children

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• Rutland Water beach

  Ten tipper loads of sand has been levelled out at the Rutland Water beach.

• Burghley House Race for Life

  Well over seven hundred runners, joggers,and walkers took part in the annual Race for Life event at Burghley House last night, raising over £65,000 so far.

• Local MP calls for more awareness of maternal blood clots

   Rutland and Stamford's MP has secured a meeting with the Health Secretary's team to raise awareness of maternal blood clots after her own near-death experience following the birth of her third child.

• Rutland hospitality businesses call for VAT to be halved

  Hospitality and tourism businesses in Rutland are calling on the government to halve the amount of VAT they pay, which they say could make the difference between sink or swim.

• Stamford road safety under scrutiny

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• Uppingham Library reopens

   Uppingham Library has reopened to the public.

• Weekend sports round up

• Rutland County Council scam text warning

  Rutland County Council's warning of a spate of scam text messages warning locals of parking charges.

• Oakham and Stamford Armed Forces events

  Organizers of yesterday's armed forces events in Oakham and Stamford are thanking the community for their support.