The clean up continues today after Storm Claudia brought the wettest day of the year to Rutland and Stamford.
More than a month's worth of rain fell in a day yesterday with South Witham and Kingscliff reporting 1 / 70 millimetres. Tree surgeons are working at Teigh Road between Ashwell and Teigh after a tree came down last night there. Flooding is now a problem at Cow Lane, Whissendine and several flood alerts are in place across the area, including the Welland Valley through Stamford and Harringworth, East and West Glens, the River Witham in South Kesteven, Middle Nene and also Harpers Brook and Willowbrook. Flooding is still a problem on Main Street, Tinwell and around Station Road in Oakham.
12 hour darts marathon in aid of the Air Ambulance
Rutland County Council prepares for wet weather
Police & Crime Commissioner role to be scrapped by 2028
MindSpace Stamford Home Health Check event
Stamford Men's Shed hosts a quiz night
An Evening of Sport broadcast tonight
Water problems still continuing locally
Northamptonshire Police appealing for witnesses
Votes are open for Rutland & Stamford's Favourite Independent Shop Awards
Network Rail continuing their investigation into rail crossing incidents
South Kesteven District Council are upgrading car park ticket machines
The fallen remembered on Armistice Day
