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  This week, the first military working dogs are beginning to make the move from St George's Barracks, North Luffenham, to Kendrew Barracks, Cottesmore.

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• Armed Forces Week

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• RCC marks year with Call Connect

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• Train disruption

   Disruption on the trains from Corby to London is expected through this week, with no services between Bedford and Luton and Bedford and St Pancras after Friday's crash.

• Rutland Pretty Muddy returns

   Fundraising for Cancer Research UK returns to the Rutland Showground today with the Pretty Muddy for both kids and adults.

• Castle Bytham Midsummer Festival

   A festival of two halves gets underway at Castle Bytham today with live music both days from a range of local acts.