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.
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A Lord Lieutenant has reflected on the significance of the world’s first memorial to Queen Elizabeth II.
The final batch of homes on a housing development have been approved, but a councillor living in the area says residents have been 'forgotten about’.
An underground house built significantly bigger than allowed has received retrospective council approval.
The architectural firm which designed a controversial eco home in Edith Weston has submitted plans for another underground house in the county.
A GP surgery could move to a nearby greenfield site earmarked for a small housing development.
A self-builder has won a planning battle after an inspector has allowed his amplified plans in a village to go ahead.
A decision to decorate the inside of a public toilet green has led to division within a town council.
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A busy medical centre says it is ‘actively pursuing’ funding for a new purpose built site and has found a ‘promising piece of land’.
A town’s unique statue of the late Queen Elizabeth II has been valued at £200,000.
After delays and objections, the final parcel of land at Barleythorpe is being recommended for approval.
Rutland’s voluntary sector has been given a financial boost as the county’s citizen’s advice bureau has received new funding to help strengthen it.
A new network of on street charging points will be rolled out across Rutland next year.
A police and crime commissioner has failed to find a new chief constable after a recruitment campaign and so has promoted the deputy.
Rutland will be open to speculative housing developments for the next 12 months, due to a change in national policy.
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Plans are being developed to create a Rutland neighbourhood health team at the new transport hub.
Money from developer contributions will pay for adaptions to a historic hall before a town council relocates there.
Councillors have raised concerns about what may happen if the authority merges with other councils that are carrying heavy debts.
The petition to save Rutland as a ceremonial county has been submitted to parliament.
