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Police in Rutland say carrying a knife in public or on school premises could lead to four years in prison.
Officers have spoken to a young person in the county who was suspected of carrying a knife in a rucksack. It was recovered and those believed to be involved were spoken with. A weapons amnesty bin is available at the front desk of Oakham Police Station where any articles could be handed in with no questions asked.
North Street Car Park closed
North Street car park in Stamford is being resurfaced this week,
Smaller black bins roll out in Rutland
Black bins are being swapped over in Rutland this week as the county gets ready for separate food waste collections.
Weekend sports round up
Gaming experience re-opens at Rutland Water
The unique outdoor laser quest experience re-opens at Rutland Water for the new season today.
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.
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