Bourne

A councillor has celebrated three decades in public office.

A hall built during the reign of James VI and described as ‘the jewel’ of a town’s architectural heritage is to be reroofed to prevent its decay.

Fun day visitors were treated to music and dance displays while helping to raise funds for community causes.

A Tory group will put forward motions to address their concerns around asylum seekers - but they have been accused of 'pouring petrol on the flames'.

Take a look at what was making the news this week over the years.

Meet the Independent Retailer finalists for the Rutland & Stamford Mercury Business Awards 2025.

Meet the Large Business of the Year finalists for the Rutland & Stamford Mercury Business Awards 2025.

One of a town’s most established pubs is being given a new lease of life to fight back against the competition.

A trial date has been set for a driver accused of refusing to give police a breath sample.

A developer has told neighbouring business owners he has no intention of ousting them.

Residents have the chance to hear about revised plans for a new quarry operation.

Leading councillors say they have had to dig into their reserves to pay for a weekly food waste collection after the Government got its sums wrong.

The legendary figure Hereward The Wake has made an appearance at Bourne Town’s match.

A unit of parcel lockers must be removed after failing to gain retrospective planning permission.

Night-time anti-social behaviour has led a parent to ask police and a council to act.

Householders are being reminded that their bin collections are due to change next week.

Actors are to set to perform at a revived village venue to raise money for further restoration work.

Police have named the motorcyclist who died after a four vehicle collision.

A council has been criticised for failing to provide adequate support to a man who became homeless - but the council says it acted appropriately.

Three Counties Dog Rescue in Bourne is looking for a home for this dog.