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• Weekend sports round up

• Rutland & Stamford Sound DJ saw England's win

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   Pubs including the Danish Invader in Stamford and Bills Bar in Oakham stayed open late for the England game.

• Local MP wants Rutland to host Seadragon

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  Rutland and Stamford's MP is sharing more information ahead of the full Rutland County Council meeting on Thursday when the future of the Rutland Seadragon is expected to be debated.

• Flat fee parking at Cattlemarket car park Stamford

   A new flat fee parking rate comes to Stamford's Cattlemarket car park from today for four days a week in a bid to encourage more shoppers to the town on quieter days.

• Local Disability Football Coach recognised by Leics and Rutland FA

   A disability football coach from Stamford, who was honoured by the Mayor's Star of Stamford Awards, has been recognised by the Leicestershire and Rutland FA.

• Global Bird Fair

   The final few days of preparation are underway for this year's Global Bird Fair at Rutland Water.

• Rural Policing Team asks people to stay vigilant

   The rural policing team in Rutland and Leicestershire is asking communities to keep reporting incidents, stay vigilant and keep up security measures.

• Rutland Water Beach

   The Rutland Water Beach opens seven days a week from Saturday until the end of August.

• 2 remaining Osprey chicks will fledge soon

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  It's likely the remaining two osprey chicks at Manton Bay will fledge very soon after the oldest 8R5 took a long flight yesterday.

• Rutland and Leicestershire arrests following road safety campaign

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   Police in Rutland and Leicestershire have made nearly a hundred arrests for suspected drink and drug driving in less than a month following the launch of their summer road safety campaign.

• Aladdin Jr opens at Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre

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   A cast of 87 local children and teenagers invite you to the magical desert kingdom of Agrabah.

• NHS Rutland and Leics reaching more people with severe mental illness

  The NHS in Rutland and Leicestershire is reaching more people with severe mental illness to help them live longer and healthier than most other parts of the country.