Don't Leave Me On The Dancefloor
Rutland is represented in Belfast today as over 1500 people gather to remember the sacrifice of police officers who died in the line of duty.
There are over 4,600 names on the UK Police Roll of Honour, and Chief Constable David Sandall, along with Sergeants Joe Lloyd and Andy Spence from the Leicestershire Police Federation, are representing the two counties at the 23rd National Police Memorial Day Service, along with families of fallen officers and government officials.
It's the final day of Discover Rutland's Food and Drink Week, and the final day of an event just over the border.
Buses continue to replace trains again this afternoon and this evening through Stamford, Oakham and Melton due to engineering work between Leicester and Peterborough.
Rutland Police were called to a teenage birthday party last night in Manton, which got out of hand when it was gate-crashed.
Local radio station takes centre stage at national Community Radio Awards
Rutland & Stamford Sound, the local radio station, has been shortlisted for two national awards for the impact it makes in the local community.
Army reservists are on Stamford Market today as part of a recruitment drive.
Network Rail work last night between Langham and Oakham was at short notice because it was managing the vegetation near the line.
The Environment Agency say a discharge at Barleythorpe Brook should now have stopped, and they will be doing ongoing work there.
A teenager from Oakham who received a kidney transplant after years of dialysis is urging anyone who wants to donate their organs after death to make sure their family and friends are aware of their wishes.
Uppingham in Bloom has achieved gold again in the East Midlands in Bloom awards, and this time topped the small town category with the most number of points.
South Kesteven District Council says, if you receive a text on your phone asking for information over winter fuel payments, it's likely to be a scam.
Rutland Police say they're stepping up evening patrols in Uppingham after concerns about anti-social behaviour and drug-related issues.
A schoolgirl from Uffington has raised over £750 for Stamford Prostate Cancer Group by doing a sponsored walk with her friends.
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