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Suzanne Moon became the news editor of the Rutland and Stamford Mercury, the Bourne Local and the Rutland Times in 2019, having previously held the role for the Mercury.

Inspectors attending A&E say it ‘requires improvement’

17 April 2025
Inspectors attending A&E say it ‘requires improvement’

Inspectors attending A&E say it ‘requires improvement’

17 April 2025

An unannounced inspection of a hospital’s emergency department has given weight to patients’ concerns.


Lorry gives police a view of bad driving

16 April 2025
Lorry gives police a view of bad driving

Lorry gives police a view of bad driving

16 April 2025

Scores of drivers using mobile phones or not wearing seatbelts have been fined.


History of a hospital is on show

15 April 2025
History of a hospital is on show

History of a hospital is on show

15 April 2025

A hospital’s 150-year history is being brought back to life through an exhibition of photos, stories and artefacts.


Family pays tribute to woman found dead some time after crash

14 April 2025
Family pays tribute to woman found dead some time after crash

Family pays tribute to woman found dead some time after crash

14 April 2025

The family of a woman who died following a crash on the A1 have described her as a ‘vibrant happy soul’.


Two Chimps Coffee among UK’s top e-commerce businesses

14 April 2025
Two Chimps Coffee among UK’s top e-commerce businesses

Two Chimps Coffee among UK’s top e-commerce businesses

14 April 2025

A coffee roastery has been recognised among the top five e-commerce businesses in the UK.


‘After I’ve finished that will be it’ says Geoff, 80, ahead of London Marathon

14 April 2025
‘After I’ve finished that will be it’ says Geoff, 80, ahead of London Marathon

‘After I’ve finished that will be it’ says Geoff, 80, ahead of London Marathon

14 April 2025

Having last completed the London Marathon 33 years ago, Geoff Burgoin will be back on course at this year’s event.


New system should end scramble for patient appointments

07 April 2025
New system should end scramble for patient appointments

New system should end scramble for patient appointments

07 April 2025

A GP appointments system designed to eliminate the ‘8am scramble’ is being introduced to about 27,000 more patients.


Father and daughter died in fire while on Easter holiday

06 April 2025
Father and daughter died in fire while on Easter holiday

Father and daughter died in fire while on Easter holiday

06 April 2025

Two people who died in a fire at a caravan park have been named.


Police investigating after two people die in fire

05 April 2025
Police investigating after two people die in fire

Police investigating after two people die in fire

05 April 2025

Two people have died following a caravan fire.


Road closed after serious accident near golf club

05 April 2025
Road closed after serious accident near golf club

Road closed after serious accident near golf club

05 April 2025

Police are at the scene of a single-vehicle crash.


Gardens begin to open to visitors

04 April 2025
Gardens begin to open to visitors

Gardens begin to open to visitors

04 April 2025

People with green fingers are preparing to showcase their plots through an inspirational open gardens event.


Shed HQ is blooming marvellous for town

04 April 2025
Shed HQ is blooming marvellous for town

Shed HQ is blooming marvellous for town

04 April 2025

A small group of volunteers who make their town an even more beautiful place to live have opened a new headquarters.


Six-month roadworks a headache for business

04 April 2025
Six-month roadworks a headache for business

Six-month roadworks a headache for business

04 April 2025

Takings at a shop and garage have been hit by roadworks that will last half the year.


From Royal Tank Regiment to King’s representative

03 April 2025
From Royal Tank Regiment to King’s representative

From Royal Tank Regiment to King’s representative

03 April 2025

With the future of England’s smallest county in question, the role of its high sheriff has taken on new importance.


Will this nuclear bunker be your next home?

03 April 2025
Will this nuclear bunker be your next home?

Will this nuclear bunker be your next home?

03 April 2025

An abandoned nuclear bunker being marketed as a ‘Grand Designs’ opportunity goes under the hammer later this month.


Great growers awarded at spring show

31 March 2025
Great growers awarded at spring show

Great growers awarded at spring show

31 March 2025

A delightful display of daffodils greeted visitors to a spring show.


Group with a sense of adventure opens up to teenagers

31 March 2025
Group with a sense of adventure opens up to teenagers

Group with a sense of adventure opens up to teenagers

31 March 2025

Potential pilots and secondary school children looking for fun can have a taste of the high life with a cadets group.


‘Buried in Treasures’ course will tackle hoarding disorder

30 March 2025
‘Buried in Treasures’ course will tackle hoarding disorder

‘Buried in Treasures’ course will tackle hoarding disorder

30 March 2025

People who struggle with excessive clutter at home can sign up for a free 16-week support programme.


The man who cleans Thomas inspires autism awareness event at railway

29 March 2025
The man who cleans Thomas inspires autism awareness event at railway

The man who cleans Thomas inspires autism awareness event at railway

29 March 2025

A railway volunteer is helping to raise awareness of a condition that affects people of all ages across the area.


Grenade prompts call to bomb disposal team

27 March 2025
Grenade prompts call to bomb disposal team

Grenade prompts call to bomb disposal team

27 March 2025

Bomb disposal experts were called after a grenade was discovered in a garden shed.


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