Local News
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Businesses to learn about Google
Small businesses in Rutland and Stamford have a chance to benefit from Google's insight
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Local men sentenced to drug offences
Cambridgeshire Police are warning drug dealers who try and conceal their activities they won't get away with it
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Celebration for the Stars of Stamford
The Stars of Stamford were celebrated last night at the town council’s Annual Town Meeting.
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Appeal for witnesses to collision
Lincolnshire Police are appealing for witnesses after a 19 year old man died
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Support for forces' families with Purple Up day
Schools across that area with a high proportion of military children have been showing their support to those who are growing up in forces life.
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Village events this weekend
Two major village events take place this coming weekend,
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Issues just before cycle race but it was a huge success
The 20th anniversary Rutland International CiCLE Classic
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Weekend sports round up
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Services showcasing in Oakham
An event in Oakham today showcasing the range of services available through the well-being arm of Rutland County Council
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Award given to local CCTV Control Room
South Kesteven CCTV has received a national award
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International CiCLE Classic takes place this weekend
This Sunday's Rutland International CiCLE Classic
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Local Plan receives positive feedback
Rutland County Council's new Local Plan has received positive feedback
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Rutland Morris Dance Out for St. George's Day
Today is St. Georges Day and Rutland Morris are performing traditional dances
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Miles for MindSpace launches in May
Could you get some steps in to help mental health and well-being in Stamford?
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Police stop three uninsured drivers in Oakham
Rutland Police say they've stopped three uninsured drivers this week
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Celebrating Queen Elizabeth II
A public ceremony is taking place in Oakham this lunchtime to give thanks to Her Late Majesty
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A high percentage of children get their first preference school
Lincolnshire County Council says over 96% of children in the county due to start primary and infant schools this September were offered a place at their first preference school
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Verge cutting begins this week
Rutland County Council begins its rural verge cutting programme
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Weekend sports round up
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Final day to see South Gardens at Burghley House
Today is the final day of the season to see the private South Gardens
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Record sale in Oakham
The Crown Tavern in Oakham has been open since 6:00am as nearby Rockabye Records takes part in Record Store Day.
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Foster carers needed in Rutland
Could you become a foster carer in Rutland?
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Most of demolition materials recycled
The four month demolition project to remove redundant buildings from the Stamford Hospital
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Mental Health Cafe will launch at Oakham Library next month
Rutland's weekly Neighbourhood Mental Health Cafe will be based at Oakham Library
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Lincolnshire County Council consulting on parking restrictions
Lincolnshire County Council Is consulting on parking restrictions on Sutherland Way, Stirling Road and Caithness Road
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Repair Cafe launches on Saturday
A new Rutland and Stamford Repair Cafe launches this Saturday
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The circus is in Stamford
The big top opens on Stamford Recreation Ground tonight,
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Woman sentenced for causing death by careless driving
Police are encouraging drivers to keep thinking bike
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Food waste now being collected for South Kesteven residents
Over 60,000 households across South Kesteven will have their food waste caddies emptied
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Weekend sports round up
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Tractor run around the area
Somewhere between 40 and 60 agricultural machines are on the roads
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Tool donations needed
The Rotary Club of Stamford St. Martins are looking for tools for Africa today
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£2,200 raised for Prostrate Cancer
A world champion darts player from Deeping is calling for more testing for prostate cancer.
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Rutland County Council helps to reduce loneliness & rural isolation
Rutland County Council is working with the Integrated Care Board and Public Health
