Detailed plans for a 200 home housing estate originally given planning permission three years ago have been submitted.
Primary schools are being put under too much financial pressure by Rutland’s local education authority, an academy boss has warned.
A plan to spruce up two market towns is being pulled together.
A housing developer that has had a plan refused twice, is making a third attempt.
The seed of an idea to return allotments administration to a town council has been uprooted before it had chance to grow.
A town council that is bailing out a cash-strapped community hall might still move there for its meetings and administration.
The final housing scheme on a town estate is being recommended for approval, despite objections from highways, flooding and ecology experts.
A council leader says she will fight for the ‘best possible’ deal for the county, despite neighbouring councils refusing to sit round the table.
A deputy headteacher has insisted a school is meeting its statutory religious education requirements.
Rutland’s primary schools have significant capacity while its secondaries are full to the brim, according to a new report.
The first phase of Rutland’s new on demand bus service starts at the end of this month.
A new flag flying policy has been drawn up after certain flags caused controversy recently.
The next phase of a traffic speed management upgrade will start in Rutland this summer.
A religious adviser has raised concerns that a school may not be meeting its statutory requirements in how it teaches pupils in faith studies.
Plans for how to spend £75,000 of development cash in Uppingham were discussed at a town council meeting last night.
A pay rise above two per cent will cause Rutland County Council difficulties, the authority’s finance boss has said.
The question of whether Rutland’s council should merge with its neighbours will be on the agenda of a special meeting next week.
A deal to sell a bowls club has been thrown up in the air again, as the council seeks to sort out an ‘absolute muddle’.
The Rutland councillors who will make the final decision on the future of Ryhall Library were urged, ‘not to be lean and mean’.
A county council budget is ‘squeezed, squeezed, squeezed’ said the cabinet member as his colleagues approved the spending for the year ahead.
