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Police have now reopened Spalding Road in Bourne after the body of a man was found in a dyke.
The body of a man found in a dyke on Spalding Road in Bourne is not suspicious, say Police. Officers were called at half past three this morning to the scene, and say they are preparing a file for the coroner. They still need to formally identify him, and they are continuing their investigations into what happened.
Arrests in County Lines operation
Lincolnshire Police has arrested 30 people as well as drugs and cash in a County Lines operation.
The Great Tommy Sleep Out in Stamford
Three military veterans slept out in the strong winds and heavy rain last night
Rutland's ceremonial county status still at risk says MP
Rutland ceremonial county status is still completely unprotected says Rutland's MP.
Rutland Times will no longer be printed
The Rutland Times is to stop being printed a week today.
Walkers Book Shop wins the votes
Walkers Book Shop in Stamford leads the votes as the winners of Alicia Kearns Favourite Independent Shop Awards are announced today.
Have your say on planning application at Ketton Cement Works
It's the last day to have your say on Heidelberg Materials plans to extend their quarrying from Ketton towards Empingham.
Largest charity clothes sale coming to Rutland
Banners have gone up in Rutland for what's believed to be the largest charity clothes sale of its kind in the country.
Police appeal for witnesses
Stamford Police are appealing for witnesses after receiving reports of a man shouting abusive comments towards members of the public on the High Street
Benedict's Law will become statutory law
A mum from Stamford whose son died after suffering a fatal anaphylactic reaction at school aged five
Stamford councillor resigns
A councillor has resigned from Stamford Town Council
Sun shines on station's 5th birthday celebrations
Rutland & Stamford Sound’s 5th Birthday Bus tour last Thursday was a huge success.
Community support for Uppingham Post Office
The future of Uppingham Post Office could be secured by locals becoming a member of a new Community Benefit Society.
