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• Rutland and Stamford GCSE results

  Students from across Rutland and Stamford are picking up their GCSE results this morning.

• Rutland in top 10 friendliest places

   Rutland has been named in the top 10 friendliest places in England as part of a major study into social division.

• Prime Minister replies to question about Rutland's ceremonial status

   The Prime Minister believes there are savings to be made in local government reorganisation and better services.

• Rutland's place name signs going missing

   All of Rutland's place name signs have been taken down after over a third went missing, believed to be stolen, suspected to be taken by trophy hunters, as a result of upcoming local government reorganisation.

• Rutland County Museum events

   Over 150 people attended a pop-up planetarium last Wednesday at Rutland County Museum, held on the same day as the evening solar eclipse.

• Stamford High Street water leak to be repaired

   A water leak on Stamford High Street that's been wet for half a year is apparently due to a stop tap that needs replacing.

• Stamford gully cleaning

  Gully cleaning took place in Stamford town centre after doing the top end of town.

• New charity-branded bin lorries for SKDC

  Three new South Kesteven District Council charity-branded bin lorries take to the roads.

• Fire at garden centre

   A garden centre that spent four months cleaning up after floods in 2024 is thanking two young men who put out a fire in one of their flower beds at the weekend after seeing smoke from the road thought to be started from a discarded cigarette in the tinder-dry conditions.

• Police arrest two teenagers over assault in Oakham

  Officers believe an assault against another teenager took place at teatime last night on Cold Overton Road in the town.

• Rutland Flower Show

  A roundup of news from the flower show, including news of a Spring Flower Show next year.

• Diversity in Art

   An exhibition brings together creatives and communities at Stamford Arts Centre this week.