Volunteers from MindSpace Stamford
are sitting on benches today on the High Street, Broad Street and The Meadows to encourage community connection. It's Loneliness Awareness Week and you're invited to sit with them, grab a cuppa and have a chat.
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Volunteers from MindSpace Stamford
are sitting on benches today on the High Street, Broad Street and The Meadows to encourage community connection. It's Loneliness Awareness Week and you're invited to sit with them, grab a cuppa and have a chat.
A man from London is due in court later this month, accused of stealing a hedgehog statue from a gallery in Stamford.
Rutland Healthcare Support hope someone can step forward and help their service continue.
£15,000 has so far been raised for Voluntary Action Rutland's Community Transport appeal in just over a week after one of their wheelchair accessible mini buses was stolen and stripped of its engine, and the other damaged but repairable.
Wednesday will be the day that Lloyd's specialists visit the banking hub at Stamford Arts Centre.
Melton Road in Oakham has reopened after fire crews assisted the ambulance service in getting a man who needed urgent medical attention out of a property.
Police say all lanes have now reopened at Tickencote following an early morning collision on the A1 southbound.
Watch: World Conker Championships 2026
A man from Stamford was crowned Men’s champion at the World Conker Championships which were held in the local village of Southwick at the weekend.
Two young men wanted by Police in Stamford after £2000 Waitrose theft
Police in Stamford would like to identify the two young men pictured, as officers say they may have information that could assist their enquiries.
Weekend sports round up
Despite it being an international competition with entrants from as far as Japan, the World Conker Championships yesterday at Southwick near Oundle, saw winners with a local connection.
Rutland rural policing team recover £5 million worth of property in 5 years
Rutland's rural policing team has recovered over £5 million worth of property since they were created across Rutland and Leicestershire five years ago.
A week-long training exercise is underway at Kendrew Barracks to test and improve emergency response procedures and locals may see more emergency and military vehicles on the roads nearby as a result.