Councillors have been handing out their share of a community fund to organisations helping vulnerable people.
‘Lowlife’ thieves broke into a shop owner’s van before stealing his bank card, jumper and up to £200 in cash.
Work is now under way to create a temporary morgue at a former RAF base in Lincolnshire.
The mayor of Stamford has thanked the community and key workers for their efforts during the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
Homeowners in Oakham were unaware they are liable for the upkeep of a water pipe which now has an £86,000 repair bill.
The owner of a garden centre has expanded its food hall and is urging people to ditch the supermarkets and 'buy local'.
Latest figures show a total of 78 people have now died after testing positive for Covid-19 at Peterborough, Stamford and Hinchinbrooke hospitals.
Bus services in Rutland are running to reduced timetables after seeing a "significant drop" in usage since the coronavirus lockdown.
A touring exhibition by the National History Museum about dinosaurs will not come to Peterborough Cathedral this summer as planned.
Dancing healthcare heroes at a Rutland ambulance station have received top marks from Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood.
Tolethorpe theatre's costume designer says she has been overwhelmed by the response to her 'For the Love of Scrubs' sewing group.
Steps are being taken to reopen cemeteries and churchyards following a change in government guidance.
Tributes have been paid to a much-loved RAF catering officer who died in a car crash.
A builders’ merchant has donated much-needed personal protective equipment to an emergency response team.
A number of contracts due for review will have to be extended to ensure Rutland County Council can continue to deliver essential services.
The chief executive of Rutland County Council continues to have full control over the authority during the current Covid-19 crisis.
The daughter of an ace pilot who used to fly Vulcan bombers during the Cold War is being forced to sell his home to pay care home bills.
More businesses are urged to claim government grants to help them though the Covid-19 crisis.
Around 200 businesses in Rutland have yet to claim financial support made available by the Government during the coronavirus crisis.
A garden centre is now doing a thriving delivery business after the Mercury ran a story about how it was struggling.
