For someone who is tone deaf and barely capable of tapping a rhythm on a table, bellringing didn’t seem a likely pastime.
A permit system is being introduced at a householders’ waste tip to stop people from using it.
Neighbours of a planned solar plant say it will kill visitor attractions and harm the local economy.
A meal served in the kitchen of Burghley House has raised £32,000 for a hospice.
The plays to be performed at an outdoor theatre this summer have been announced.
Making decisions about a loved one’s funeral can be hard.
All Saints’ Church is often packed with worshippers, but for now access is restricted to scaffolding and electricians.
On his first day of term Andrew Evans received the call most head teachers don’t exactly relish.
The creation of a new entertainment venue has moved a big step forwards thanks to a £3.3 million lottery grant.
A bumper sum of £25,000 has been donated to charity thanks to people taking part in the Stamford Santa Fun Run.
A menace has been shining a laser through house windows at night.
People can learn more about addiction and recovery at a health event taking place at a town arts centre.
Daffodils were laid on a Holocaust memorial to mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Valentine’s gifts can be a cliché - red roses, a box of chocs, or a ‘romantic’ meal out.
The annual meeting of a patient group two years ago was likened to ‘the gunfight at the OK Corral’.
Camaraderie, excitement and the chance to save lives doesn’t describe every job that’s out there.
A potential ban on contentious conversations in pubs has raised some eyebrows among publicans.
People will be told of the relationship between Stamford Surgery and Lakeside at a public meeting tomorrow.
These days it seems Burghley owns half of Stamford, but turn the clock back 200 years and a different dynasty had an impressive foothold in town.
A nurse has told of the dramatic moment he helped save a three-year-old Palestinian girl.