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Emergency services in Rutland are warning of the dangers of open water
following a number of devastating incidents across the country over the recent bank holiday. Rutland Police say tragically, at least six people lost their lives in separate incidents in rivers, lakes and reservoirs. From teenagers to a man in his 60s. They say open water can be extremely dangerous from cold water shock to hidden currents and sudden drops in depth.
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Tolethorpe Theatre summer season begins
It's curtains up at Rutland's famous open air theatre tonight
Plans to strengthen cycle routes between Oakham and Rutland Water
Plans to strengthen the cycle routes between Oakham and Rutland Water
Teenager arrested in Uppingham
A 17 year old has been arrested on suspicion of possessing a knife in Uppingham,
Community Resilience Event at Stamford Town Hall
A free drop in event takes place at Stamford Town Hall tomorrow
This week is Carers Week and a series of events are being held in Rutland
Weekend sports round up
Lego Mania in Bourne
An event in Bourne to raise funds for Dementia Support South Lincs
5th Annual Ketton Green Festival
An annual event to mark the Great Big Green Week is taking place
Fundraiser at Barn Hill Church
It's three years to the day since a soldier from Stamford
Rutland Adult and Community Learning being relocated to libraries
Rutland Adult and and Community Learning is set to be delivered closer to home
Click and collect service for Uppingham Library
Library services in Uppingham return to the Queen Street building
