It's five years this week since the discovery of the Rutland Sea dragon in the lagoon at Rutland Water.
A practically complete 10 metre long ichthyosaur from 180 million years ago. It represents one of the greatest finds in British palaeontological history. It's still to be restored and hopefully brought back to the county. Rutland County Council hopes either the current museum or the council offices could host it. For now though funds need to be raised for it to be fully restored so it could still be years before it's on show.

Rutland Man's Club support meeting
Lincolnshire County Council consulting about its budget proposals
Blue Monday events in Stamford
Appeal for witnesses
Weekend sports round up
Wassail event at Gretton Community Orchard
Stamford salon fundraising for prostrate cancer
Seatbelts saved lives of car occupants
Volunteers needed for Global Birdfair
Council set to consult on council tax increase
Today is last day to apply for primary school places
Council defends green waste charge increase