Inspectors have given a mixed judgment on a police force, with some areas judged as good and others requiring improvement.
Low income families and children with special needs could be affected by new school transport plans.
Fifteen girls were raped during a three-month period this year.
A deputy police and crime commissioner is leaving the post.
Shopkeepers are ‘giving up reporting shoplifting because nothing is happening’ according to a senior councillor.
A planning consultant will look at the challenge's facing Rutland’s two town shopping centres.
Collective action by GPs in Rutland and Leicester is compounding ‘a difficult winter’ a health boss has said.
An energy farm made up of more than 80,000 solar panels should be approved despite more than 200 objections, planning officers say.
Plans to add fluoride to the water in Rutland and Leicestershire have been discussed by the region’s health scrutiny committee.
A shake up of fertility treatment across the East Midlands is being proposed to bring the different health boards into alignment.
Schools in Rutland have stepped in to see the continuation of competitive sport.
An exhibition will be held to showcase a town’s business and community organisations.
A council is struggling to recruit a flood officer, due to other authorities offering better pay.
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Closing down a leisure centre cost a council £120,000 - although this was less than a quarter of the bill it could have faced.
A minor injuries and urgent care centre will change, with a consultation due to start in the new year.
The Oakham by-election went down to the wire with the winner leading by just seven votes.
Councillors have agreed to move forward with a plan to investigate putting fluoride in the water to address the county’s dental access problems.
The financial costs of the controversial decision to shut down an Oakham leisure centre will be revealed by the county council today.
A new nature reserve could be created along the route of an old canal.
The polling station has opened for a by-election and residents can have their say about who represents them.
