Hold Me In Your Arms
Work is underway to clear the Uffington Road site that will be occupied by a new supermarket.
The new store will create around 40 jobs according to Aldi, and could be the catalyst for further development behind the store.
Aldi anticipate that construction will start in the early summer of this year with a target to open the store to customers towards the end of the year.
Don't Lose Hope gift shop opens today
A charity that supports positive mental health in Bourne is opening a new gift shop today.
Police searching for missing man
Police are asking for help and information to find a missing man last seen in Corby Glen.
MP faces BBC Question Time
The plight of our pubs, thanks to current government policy, was highlighted on national TV last night
14,000 tree planting programme is under way at Burghley
The beginning of a 14,000 tree planting programme is underway at Burghley.
Budget proposal supported by Rutland County Councillors
Rutland County Councillors unanimously backed the proposed budget for next year,
NHS recommend MMRV vaccine for young children
The NHS is urging parents across Rutland and Stamford to make sure that children are up to date with their vaccinations, particularly MMR,
Stamford police stepping up patrols at Stamford Rec
Stamford police are stepping up patrols at the Recreation Ground following reports of criminal damage
Stamford WI welcomes its 100th member
Stamford WI has welcomed its 100th member on its 10th anniversary.
Survey aimed at over 50s to help South Kesteven District Council to shape future services
People over 50 in South Kesteven are being asked for their views to help shape the future of services and support in the district.
A service to mark the invasion of Ukraine being held in Stamford
A service to mark four years since the invasion of Ukraine is being held in Stamford this evening.
Fundraising event at the Twisted Trout
A day of fundraising gets underway this morning at Empingham's new pub.
New Adult Social Care resource available
Rutland County Council has worked with local residents who have first hand experience of adult social care services to develop a new online resource.
