Women’s Football:
Oakham United unbeaten run in all competitions goes to six as they beat East Goscote United 3-0. Zina Cheikh with two and Bethanie Munton the scorers, which sees them move up to 3rd.
Cambridgeshire Women’s League Division 1 saw Ketton Sports lose 1-0 at home to Leverington Sports.
In Division 2, Deeping Rangers returned to the top the table after their 6-0 win against Willingham Wolves. The goals coming from a Yasmin Brace double, Jade Butler, Harriet Coles, Catherine Hobday and Tiana Tickner.
Youth Football:
Peterborough & District League:
Under 16 Division 1 – Stamford AFC Young Daniels Red 3–2 Crowland Juniors.
Women’s Rugby:
Stamford Women made it two trophies in a week as they retained the Lincolnshire Cup at Sleaford Rugby Club beating Boston Ladies in a tough game by 19 points to 17.
Cricket:
Rutland League:
Oakham 1sts started their Division 1 season with an eight wicket win after dismissing Werrington 1sts for 179.
Division 2 saw Uppingham Town post 355-3, which included 118 for Hayden Brough as they beat Orton Park 1sts by 244 runs.
Division 3 - Stamford Town 1sts lost by four wickets at home to Pak Azad 1sts after being dismissed for 103, whilst Ketton Sports 1sts were beaten by 52 runs after Castor & Ailsworth 1sts had made 250-7.
Division 4 East - Market Overton 1sts won by 43 runs at home to Ufford Park 2nd X1 after making 258, Joe Peveritt 108 not out.
Grantham and Melton Cricket Association Division 2:
Burghley Park 2nd X1 lost by five wickets at home to Ashby Carington 1sts after they had made 240-6.
Women’s Cricket:
Market Overton 1sts in the East Midlands Women’s Cricket League Division 1 beat Plumtree 1sts away by four wickets.
Women’s Softball:
Oakham 1st XI lost by 87 runs to Fleckney Village with North Kilworth conceding their fixture.
201 bus route affected by road closure in Stamford
Road safety improvements on the A43
Feasibility study to establish a museum at Stamford Town Hall
Seven week consultation now under way for Local Government Reorganisation
Police officers save man's life in Uppingham
Concerns about several buildings and sites around Stamford
Benedict's Law takes a step forward
Kilnside Energy Park no longer being developed
Police warn of doorstep scam
Benedict's Law to be debated in the House of Lords
Oakham Library now open
