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Police investigate reports of a man approaching school girls

Police investigate reports of a man approaching school girls

Police investigate reports of a man approaching school girls

16 July 2025

Police are investigating reports of a man approaching school girls.


Pyramid-building pupils win prizes

Pyramid-building pupils win prizes

Pyramid-building pupils win prizes

16 July 2025

Pupils from two town schools have won a technology challenge by building cranes.


Gas pipe roadworks will cause noise and disruption

Gas pipe roadworks will cause noise and disruption

Gas pipe roadworks will cause noise and disruption

16 July 2025

People are being warned of major road closures and night-time noise while gas pipes are replaced.


Cigarettes stolen from three shops on same day

Cigarettes stolen from three shops on same day

Cigarettes stolen from three shops on same day

15 July 2025

Police are investigating reports of cigarette theft from three stores.


Family desperately seeks answers to why their father died

Family desperately seeks answers to why their father died

Family desperately seeks answers to why their father died

15 July 2025

An investigation is under way to find out how a former electrician became exposed to the asbestos which killed him.


Vehicle waiting restrictions will help child safety, deliveries and wheelie bin collections

Vehicle waiting restrictions will help child safety, deliveries and wheelie bin collections

Vehicle waiting restrictions will help child safety, deliveries and wheelie bin collections

15 July 2025

Vehicle waiting restrictions have been proposed for a number of streets across the county.


MP sets out how party can win back voters and outlines his own key priorities

MP sets out how party can win back voters and outlines his own key priorities

MP sets out how party can win back voters and outlines his own key priorities

14 July 2025

A Lincolnshire MP has said the Conservative party must ‘reflect’ and be ‘honest’ about its mistakes - and set out his own key priorities.

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Another memorable day for village

Another memorable day for village

Another memorable day for village

14 July 2025

Villagers had everything they could wish for at another memorable Rippingale Feast.


Changing festival date results in weekend of perfect weather for beer drinkers

Changing festival date results in weekend of perfect weather for beer drinkers

Changing festival date results in weekend of perfect weather for beer drinkers

14 July 2025

Perfect weather shone on Bourne Festival as the three-day beer and music festival returned.


Free fashion workshops to celebrate bicentenary of designer’s birth

Free fashion workshops to celebrate bicentenary of designer’s birth

Free fashion workshops to celebrate bicentenary of designer’s birth

14 July 2025

Would-be designers are being invited to unleash their fabulous side and take part in a series of free fashion workshops this summer.


‘You were lucky you didn’t kill yourself or other road users!’ Ban for man driving poorly with crystal meth in system

‘You were lucky you didn’t kill yourself or other road users!’ Ban for man driving poorly with crystal meth in system

‘You were lucky you didn’t kill yourself or other road users!’ Ban for man driving poorly with crystal meth in system

14 July 2025

A man driving with crystal meth in his system alerted police by his ‘poor’ driving.


Call to save barracks from closure

Call to save barracks from closure

Call to save barracks from closure

13 July 2025

Our area has always played a vital role in the defence of our nation, writes Grantham and Bourne MP Gareth Davies.


Serious collision believed to involve car and motorbike

Serious collision believed to involve car and motorbike

Serious collision believed to involve car and motorbike

12 July 2025

A serious collision believed to involve a car and a motorbike is being investigated by police.


New shop combines art and heritage

New shop combines art and heritage

New shop combines art and heritage

12 July 2025

A new shop crammed full of art materials has opened at a nearby attraction.


Children’s festival expands after 2,500 flock to last year’s event

Children’s festival expands after 2,500 flock to last year’s event

Children’s festival expands after 2,500 flock to last year’s event

11 July 2025

A popular summer festival for children has been expanded to two days to meet demand.


Hard work starts now for awards judges

Hard work starts now for awards judges

Hard work starts now for awards judges

11 July 2025

The hard work starts now for the judges in the Rutland & Stamford Mercury Business Awards 2025.


Mercury Memories: news and adverts we featured 10 years, 25, 50, 100 and 200 years ago

Mercury Memories: news and adverts we featured 10 years, 25, 50, 100 and 200 years ago

Mercury Memories: news and adverts we featured 10 years, 25, 50, 100 and 200 years ago

11 July 2025

From stripping off for defibs through to saving a sports centre, there was plenty going on in Julys of the past.


Scheme aimed at cutting household bills described as ‘blessing’ and ‘godsend’

Scheme aimed at cutting household bills described as ‘blessing’ and ‘godsend’

Scheme aimed at cutting household bills described as ‘blessing’ and ‘godsend’

10 July 2025

Residents have described a scheme aimed at reducing energy bills and keeping homes warmer as a ‘blessing’ and a ‘godsend’.


Council comes under fire for pesticide use

Council comes under fire for pesticide use

Council comes under fire for pesticide use

10 July 2025

A councillor has branded a decision to delay the phase-out of the use of pesticides on council land a ‘weak response’.

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Churchgoers celebrate anniversary

Churchgoers celebrate anniversary

Churchgoers celebrate anniversary

10 July 2025

Churchgoers gathered to celebrate the 1,100th anniversary of their place of worship.


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