Health and safety concerns mean a bar owner has been stopped from the daily running of his venue.
Masterplans for two housing developments will be drawn up, in part to avoid ‘predatory developers’ building in unwanted areas.
A network of on-street electric vehicle charging sites will be installed across Rutland.
Redundancies are being discussed to reduce a council’s spending.
Increased housing quotas means blueprints could be drawn up for two previously controversial sites.
A parliamentary researcher with links to one of the area’s MPs has denied spying for China.
A council has decided to drop the ball and will no longer organise school sporting competitions.
A bar owner will soon discover what action he may face after an inspection of his premises.
An out-of-town supermarket could meet a town’s retail needs.
The lack of NHS dentists is ‘heartbreaking’, according to a health watchdog chief.
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A new transport plan that will bring more on-demand services has been approved.
A temporary town centre road closure will be in place for longer.
Rutland’s secondary schools are all full for GCSE pupils, with not one spare place currently available.
A financial dispute between Uppingham’s late night shopping organisers and a company linked to the town council has been settled at the eleventh hour.
Sewage has been spilling into a waterway as a result of the extreme wet weather.
Military staff have been causing issues in the Oakham night time economy, according to a report by the county’s safety partnership.
Inter-school competition in Rutland could be in jeopardy for this year due to staffing changes in the financially under pressure county council.
Three years after a major upset and £2m later, the plan that will map out development in Rutland into the 2040s is finally moving on.
Plans for a major transformation of bus services are to be discussed.
A council is getting its finances ‘back on track’ after years of delay due to auditors.
