A health watchdog has raised concerns about planned changes to Rutland’s same treatment services.
An independent review has recommended that a parish council’s bid to turn a field into a village green is rejected.
Tensions are continuing at a town council after disagreements about whether to take on a new events officer.
Events to showcase a town have been criticised after low visitor numbers.
A council is on the hunt for a new director of children’s services as the current boss is set to leave.
A town council will be getting support from a neighbouring council after its clerk and deputy clerk went on sick leave.
A council’s road repairs contractor has been asked about unsafe practice.
A library will not close without a fight, a councillor representing the residents has pledged.
Concerns about drug dealing, money laundering and the whereabouts of Uppingham’s police constable were put to the police and crime commissioner.
People will have the chance to grill the police and crime commissioner at a meeting tomorrow night.
A petrol station worker convicted of drink driving has had the licence allowing her to sell alcohol to customers revoked.
The area's housing association tenants are not happy with their landlords, a review has found.
A council chairman is travelling more than 3,000 miles to a meeting in Rutland.
Deputy PM Angela Rayner has promised Rutland’s MP that she will look at solutions to protect the county in the local government shake-up.
Rutland’s Citizen’s Advice Bureau helped more than 3,000 people last year, as people continue to feel the strain of the cost of living.
The doors of Ryhall’s existing library should be shut and the service moved to another location, the county council is recommending.
A care home shut down by the inspectors will become a grand private residence.
Rutland and Stamford’s MP is attempting to get rural crime a higher profile in the Government's new crime and policing bill.
An garage worker who crashed her car while more than twice the drink drive limit faces losing the licence that allows her to sell alcohol.
A Lord Lieutenant has reflected on the significance of the world’s first memorial to Queen Elizabeth II.