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Stamford has its annual town meeting tonight
and follows the formalities from Stamford Town Council with a showcase of local community groups who each have three minutes to engage the audience. It takes place at Stamford Town Hall this evening from 6:00pm.
Burghley House hosts the Battle Proms Concert
A Proms concert like no other returns to Burghley House tonight for the 20th time.
Ryhall Village Fete being held today
Ryhall Village Fete is being opened this afternoon by a resident who is expected to make history.
Art exhibition in Oakham
The Rutland Open Art Exhibition has the largest number of entries since before the pandemic this year, well over 120.
Police presence at Rutland Water this weekend
Rutland Police is increasing its presence at Rutland Water this weekend
Uppingham being judged as part of Britain in Bloom
Judges are in Uppingham today as part of the East Midlands in Bloom competition.
Bin collections early due to heatwave
Rutland’s bin collections are once again taking place from 6:00am
Police release driver but investigation is ongoing
Lincolnshire Police have released the driver of a white BMW One Series
Aqua Park in Rutland now open
The Aqua Park in Rutland is now open every day through the summer and has 15 new obstacles for anyone over six years old who can swim a length to enjoy.
Former sub-postmistress speaks out
Greetham’s former sub-postmistress has been speaking out following the publication of the first report of the Horizon IT inquiry.
Driver arrested in Uppingham
Police in Uppingham have charged the driver with failing to stop and driving with no licence or insurance after finding him hiding in a patch of nettles.
Riverside Apartments badly damaged
Riverside Apartments in Stamford are asking anyone who saw damage occur to one of their buildings on Wharf Road
Young Osprey found dead at Rutland Water Shoreline
The oldest male chick had been flying around Manton Bay for a few days, last night a splash was heard after he flew from the nest - this morning he was found deceased by the shoreline with a wound on his left side, just below his neck. It's the first incident of its kind in the Project's 24 year history of breeding in Rutland.
