Let It Be
It's the final day of action in the annual Tiger Trophy at Rutland Sailing Club.
The event is held in memory of John Merricks, an Olympic sailor who trained at Rutland Water from the age of 11 and attracts top talent from across the country. The fleets are split on the start line depending on their handicap. Today is the pursuit race and the event is part of the SailJuice Winter Series.
Spooktacular at Stamford Rec
Stamford Town Council is once again teaming up with the Friends of Stamford and Rutland Theatre for an afternoon of Halloween fun.
Exeter Arms presented with Gold award for their pub garden
A pub garden in Uppingham, which started off as a lockdown necessity, was presented with its Gold award last night
Stamford Shed launch campaign to build premises
The Men’s Shed project in Stamford is today launching a fundraiser in the hope of securing premises to operate.
Stamford man charged with murder
A Stamford man has been charged with murder.
Shelagh receives a One Big Thank You
The One Show shines a spotlight on Collyweston tonight.
Train services will remain hourly
CrossCountry say train services at Oakham and Stamford will remain hourly
Man who died is named by police
Police in Stamford have named the 67 year old man who died in Foundry Road this week as Nigel Booth.
Level crossing incident being investigated
Network Rail says they are aware of an isolated incident involving a barrier irregularity at Helpston Level Crossing yesterday morning.
Benedict Blythe Foundation calling on the Government to protect students
The Benedict Blythe Foundation from Stamford is calling on the Government to act immediately to protect pupils at risk of anaphylaxis
One World Week exhibition at Stamford Arts Centre
The launch of One World Week takes place in Stamford this evening.
Murder Investigation Launched in Stamford
A local man's been arrested after a man died in Foundry Road
£1,000,000 raised for spinal injury research
Fundraising into spinal injury research started by the late Claire Lomas from Melton has now topped £1,000,000.
